To Do lists

I am a big believer in to do lists, in fact any type of list really, they help to keep me organised and fairly panic free in most aspects of my life.

I have several to do lists for the move to London:

To Do 1

• Find some where to live/stay
• Sort out physio re-referral
• Change address for contacts
• Work out a budget
• Find out how Oyster cards work 
• Make nail appointment (to remove the shellac nails I currently am wearing)
• Hand in notice
• Sort out gym
• Pack
• Sort out banks
• Buy toiletries
• Sort out laptop
• Replace Mum's conditioner 
• Cards
• Order skype head set
• Catch up with friends

I worked through this list, ticking a large portion off to only then realise that there was a whole bunch of other stuff I had to do to

To Do 2

• Find out monthly & weekly tube ticket prices
• Find out work start times
• Figure out how to get to work
• Find out what zone I'm in
• Find own house
• Order Oyster card
• Contacts 
• Decide on and buy tube pass
• Protect Oyster card
• Register at GP's 

Working through this second list I quickly realised that most of the things on it can only be done whilst I'm in London. Which is great, it means I am as prepared as I can be atm, right?

Then why do I feel so unprepared?

I am currently sat in my parents bed at home, (looking after the house, dog and brother whilst they are away enjoying a few days to them selves) looking at all my lists and going over them and I am quiet frankly terrified!

After taking a break and reading through this again, I've just come to realise that actually, I have achieved a lot in such a short space of time (go me), well not just me, I've had a massive amount of support from my family and friends. So for that I thank you!

There are going to be things that aren't going to be done by the time it comes to leaving and that's OK! I am just going to go with the flow and try to enjoy every minuet of it, completed To Do list or not!