Errands always leave you stressful and sucking you dry of energy. They eat up hours which would be better doing cook, exercise and the fun stuff of life. So the bellows are to get you through your errands with less stress and faster. Only be sure to use the time you get wisely.

Errands always leave you stressful and sucking you dry of energy. They can take up your time that should be better spent relaxing and exercising and the healthy things of your life. So the bellows are to get you through your errands with less stress and faster. You just need to use the time you gain in your way.
1. Always include a little fun. List all the things you find fun. Maybe it is reading a novel, writing in your journal or hitting a few golf balls on a spring afternoon. Now arrange include one of these items in any extended errand run. Take a fiction with you as you go to the post office; you can read it when you are waiting in line. Carry your diary in your globe compartment; write a few lines when you are waiting your car is washed. Or ride your bike to the shops, and then take a spin around a local park.
2. You can keep your grocery list on the computer. You think you are always buying the same items most weeks, and if you have a master list on your computer, it become easier to add or subtract items. Make the list in the same order as the store you usually use. So, for example, if the produce section is the first area you see, fruit and vegetables should be first on your list. Hit the print button and off you go!
3. Use the internet for as many errands as possible. These days, you can bank online, order office supplies, buy garden perennials and many other things online. The internet, used sensibly, can help you save hours of time and immeasurable stress. Worried about giving a credit card number over the website? If the website uses a secured server, and it will be safer than you give your credit card over the phone or using it at a store.
4. Put an errand bag in your car all time. This can include the things your calendar, magazines, that you have not read and a good book. Then whenever you are sitting in a waiting room, stuck in traffic, you can also be completing other tasks on your list.