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The document describes a woman who is unable to sleep due to the long list of tasks on her mind, including preparing for a presentation, sewing a costume, baking a cake, attending kickboxing class, grocery shopping, and saving the neighbor's cat. She reflects on her "secret identity" as a superwoman who can accomplish everything from fighting crime to packing lunches. However, even her superpowers cannot help her beat insomnia. To-do lists, she realizes, may be the tool that can help her manage her busy schedule and find some rest.
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Solving insomnia
- 2. … I’ve done the dishes
- 3. … and the laundry.
- 4. I’ve walked the dog…
- 5. and brushed my teeth.
- 6. It’s time to sleep.
- 7. But I can’t.
- 8. How on Earth am I going to finish that presentation to the Board with the mess of an office that awaits me in the morning?
- 10. I’ll deal with it tomorrow – I really need to rest.
- 11. Which reminds me – more things to deal with. I must remember to finish sewing the costume for the school play…
- 12. … and bake the cake for the bake-sale fundraiser
- 13. … and not to mention my kickboxing class.
- 14. … or grocery shopping
- 15. … and most likely saving the neighbour’s cat yet again.
- 16. These thoughts – my thoughts – are driving me crazy!
- 17. I’ll just have to rise and shine in the morning, after another sleepless night.
- 18. Pack the school lunches, …
- 19. … drop the kids off at school, …
- 20. … quickly pick up the dry-cleaning, …
- 21. … impress everyone at the meeting, …
- 22. … hurry home, prepare the dinner party, and be ready just in time for the guests.
- 24. As superwoman I can fight crime, save cats, pack lunches and throw dinner parties… But my powers don’t help me beat insomnia. For that, I have an entirely different tool…
- 25. Because To-Do lists can Save Lives.