Ha! Great question and one I was asking of the future, as well.
A friend told me a cautionary tale. "I took six months off in order to work on my novel. At the end of six months, all I'd accomplished was organizing my video collection." (Related: my parents retired over 20 years ago and still "haven't gotten around to" "going through all that stuff in the garage.")
Me six months in. I'd like to say, "Yes, made a spreadsheet, working my way down it, totally keeping up on the schedule!"
But the reality is a little less formal. Have (indeed) organized the video collection. Me and the partner have pruned our book collections by about 50%, and now they all fit spaciously into our bookshelves. Have done a couple other overdue fixup projects (replaced a toilet, routed a drier vent so it doesn't merely steam up the utility room). And I dumped a few file drawers of paperwork (phone bills from 20 years ago, uh huh, what was I thinking? basically only kept a few maintenance receipts and tax return hardcopies).
But haven't quite gotten around to making an actual list...
But our plants are watered more reliably, and I quite often hang laundry out to line-dry, and we eat happily at home all the time.
So, maybe a little more organized, yes.