Makin a List - checkin it twice!

I'm sure I am not the only one who will admit to list making as part of their top three hobbies. And I don't mean it comes in second or third place either. There's just something about writing each task down on paper, making sure they are in a neat order with a perfectly square check box adjacent or even a thick black marker at hand for crossing things off. It's simply delightful to have all the "to-dos" written down. Despite none of it being actually completed, I still feel so relieved.
However I have been told that this obsession with list-making is more like a malady rather than a hobby. The common symptoms of LMS (List making syndrome) include:

• a pencil case neatly packed with assorted coloured pens, rulers, erasers, parers and sticky notes.
• enjoyment of making colour-coordinated study tables.
• Never sticking to the plan: to study.
• Taking time each day to write a list of what to do that day. (usually includes time)
• Allocating time on the list for list-making.
• Making a list of lists
• neatly folding the lists or sticking them with blue-tack to the wall.
• Crossing things off on the list is like a child getting bags of chocolate. The happiness cannot be described in words.

So do you suffer from LMS?
 I don't think it's a bad thing, necessarily.  For one thing I am exceptionally organised.....Well I plan to be organised anyhoo. I admit I fulfil each of those symptoms but I am also proud to say that I like to make lists. My name is Marian and I am a listoholic!