Too much "Want" for my "Can"

There are so many things that I want to do.

I want to make healthy and nutritious meals for my children. 
I want to clean the toilets in my house every week.
I want to create beautiful scrapbooks that commemorate the important moments in our lives.
I want to listen to my love about his struggles at work.
I want to be an attentive partner and friend to my husband.
I want to pull my own weight in our family.

I want to offer and make a thoughtful dinner for the co-worker's family who was diagnosed with breast cancer.
I want to be at the finish line of my cousins marathon to let her know how much I support her.
I want to run 4 miles with my sister-in-law so that she knows that we are "in this together."

I want to turn my lesson plans in on time, or at all.
I want to grade my student's work and return it to them in a timely manner.
I want to make an impact on each life that comes into my classroom.

I want to write a novel.
I want to make photo montage videos for people as requested.
I want to stop being a procrastinator.

I want to create a chore list for our family.
I want to train for a half-marathon.
I want to add songs to my running playlist.

I want to be a better mother.
I want to be a better wife.
I want to be a better daughter, sister, teacher, friend.

But.

All I CAN do is just

do the best that I CAN.