A little over 1001 days ago I started a little quest to complete 101 things on my to-do or wish list in 1001 days. This was inspired by The Day Zero Project--a project concept started by a New Zealand blogger in 2003 to challenge and encourage people to set and achieve 101 personal goals within 1001 days.
I set out with my list of 101 things on May 7, 2010. February 1, 2013 was 1001 days later. I didn't complete all 101 tasks on my list. In fact, I only finished 26 of them and 8 of them are still work in progress. Only about 30% of the tasks were completed or attempted.
My original post is HERE. I made two updates to my list ... one that was super thrilling for me at the time right HERE and another one HERE involving composting a SunChips bag.
Below is my list of 101 Things.
The things highlighted in ORANGE are the ones I've completed.
The things highlighted in BLUE are still in progress.
The things highlighted in PINK are the ones for which I've made comparable substitutions. A bit of a cheat, I know.
Friday, May 7, 2010 was Day 1.
Friday, February 1, 2013 was Day 1001.
health & fitness
1. Lose 10 lbs.
2. Lose 10 more lbs.
3. Lose 10 more lbs.
4. Lose 10 more lbs.
5. Lose those last 5 lbs. Grrrrr! *mad face*
6. Participate in a triathlon Sept. 11, 2011 Finished in 1:28:44
7. Conquer my cycling loop through the reservation, climbing all the hills without stopping
8. Run a 5K race in 33 minutes or less. Feb. 27, 2011 Ran a 5K Race in 30:44:02.
Oct. 1, 2011 Ran a 5K Race in 30:02
All 5Ks under 31 minutes now.. :)
9. Run 500 miles : Ran 530.79 miles!
10. Bike 1000 miles : I BIKED 2881.83 MILES!
11. Hike the Sierra trail in the Reservation.
12. Learn how to cross country ski But I went SNOWSHOEING! :)
13. Find a yoga class or video that I really love
14. Go running in Liberty State Park : 5K Race on October 16, 2011
just for me
15. Find the perfect bra
16. Find the perfect pair of jeans
17. Find the perfect little black dress : not yet... but I found a pretty hot purple one! ;)
18. Treat myself to a new wardrobe
19. Find a flattering bathing suit
20. Treat myself to a spa day
21. Start writing my memoir : I attended a local memoir workshop.
family
22. Have at least one date night with my husband every month Not quite...
23. Establish a monthly family game or movie night PFFFT! What was I thinking????
24. Make a family tree : .. work in progress using Ancestry App on the ipad
25. Enforce a chore schedule for my daughters : Sort of. They still do very little :/
trips
26. Go camping
27. Go to the MOMA
28. Take a trip to Acadia National Park in ME
29. Visit the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens
30. Get everyone's passports updated : Summer 2010
31. Travel somewhere off the continent : Family vacation to Europe Aug. 2011
Iceland UK July-Aug 2012
32. Explore Central Park north of the Great Lawn
33. Visit SoCal for a weekend
photography
34. Organize our digital photos
35. Use iPhoto (instead of desktop folders) : Did this for a while but folders are pretty convenient.
36. Figure out how to use Home Sharing in iTunes [well, I kinda get it now.. doesn't really work when users have separate computers?]
37. Make my own time lapse photography video
38. Photograph a hummingbird in the yard
39. Complete a 365 Photography Project : ALMOST! I missed a few days in 2012 so I'm trying to make it to Nov. 11 2013 without a miss.
books & games
40. Learn how to play chess : But I keep forgetting ...
41. Learn how to play Majong
42. Get a ping pong table :)
43. Graduate from Medium to Hard on RockBand Band. :) : I did it.. but prob lapsed back to Medium since we rarely play anymore.
44. Read the last Harry Potter book
45. Read all of the currently published In Death books by J.D. Robb : ACK! Still going.. 10 books left?
arts & crafts
46. Learn how to knit
47. Knit a hat or scarf
48. Finish the kitchen cross stitch sampler I started ages ago
49. Finish the love cross stitch project I started ages ago
50. Frame the moongate print from Bermuda
51. Stitch a personalized sampler for youngest daughter
52. Do some craft project with all those seashells I keep collecting
53. Do some craft project with all those pinecones I keep collecting
54. Complete a mosaic project
55. Get sewing machine fixed
56. Sew something : Powerpuff girl costumes for Halloween '10
57. Complete a block printing project
58. Make a travel scrapbook album
59. Make homemade candles
60. Complete a wire working project
61. Make some botanical rubbings
62. Create my own unique header graphic for my blog
in the garden
63. Re-establish my herb garden
64. Re-establish my vegetable garden : Sort of .. but I don't like the spot so I'm redoing it in 2013
65. Re-establish my perennial garden
66. Plant 100 tulip and daffodil bulbs
67. Plant raspberry bushes
68. Landscape the side yard
69. Landscape the other side yard
70. Plant at least one fragrant rose bush
71. Plant peonies
72. Plant the rhubarb in a permanent spot : Spring 2012
73. Plant a fruit tree
74. Press flowers and make something artsy with them
75. Put one of those new biodegradable SunChips bags in the compost pile and see how long it takes to decompose : It worked! It's gone. :)
76. Grow LOTS of basil and make LOTS of pesto to last the whole winter
77. Grow alpine strawberry plants from seed
78. Attract hummingbirds to the yard with feeder and flowers
in the kitchen
79. Make homemade vanilla extract
80. Make my own yogurt
81. Make lemon curd from scratch : Lime curd May 2012
82. Make homemade gnocchi
83. Tap the maple trees in the yard and make homemade maple syrup
84. Create 12 unique ice cream recipes {seasonal flavor of the month}
85. Buy a new canning set for processing homemade jams
86. Make several varieties of homemade jams & jellies for Christmas gifts
87. Bake homemade bread from scratch : Does pizza dough count?
in the home
88. Design spare bedroom to be a study & craft room
89. Get backyard fence put up
90. Design and install storage system for the master closet
91. Organize the garage {hello bike rack}
92. Clear out, fix up and sell father-in-law's vacant condo
93. Create a gallery of family photos on one wall in the house
94. Refinish the bureau in the girls' bathroom
95. Organize eldest daughter's closet
96. Organize youngest daughter's closet
97. Install new weather proofing on front door or a new front door!
98. Buy a new slipcover for the sofa... or buy a new sofa! : Slipcover July 2012. But I'm not loving it.
miscellaneous
99. Use the good china just because
100. Host a cocktail party
101. File next year's tax return by March 1 Hahahaha!!! SO FUNNY!
If I ever make a list like this again, it will be a shorter list within a shorter time frame. I think it's too easy to lose sight of your goals when the time frame is so long.
Maybe a list of 50 things to do before I turn 50... ?
Have you ever made a list of long term goals like this? How did you do?
Is there any particular item(s) on my list that you'd like to do for yourself?
Any item(s) you'd like to hear about me finally doing?
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Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Saturday, January 1, 2011
New Year's Resolutions & Challenges 2011
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| BIRDSEED IN THE SNOW |
Happy New Year! :)
I've made a few New Year's resolutions and challenges for myself in books, health and fitness, photography and ... well... a resolution to work on my list of goals. You know that last one made a lot of sense when I wrote it down... now it sounds really silly. :o)
BOOKISH GOALS:
I had so much fun with the reading challenges I joined in 2010 even though I only met 7 out 12 of those challenges. So of course, I'm inspired to join several new ones this year!
My reading style really expanded in 2010 such that I've read more books from a wider variety of genres than ever before in my life and I loved it. I did not meet my goal of reading 100+ books in 2010--I read 83, yet I'm not even that disappointed because what I did read was so enjoyable. Yet I'm still going to try for 100 books in 2011. ;)
I'll be making individual posts on the following reading challenges and book clubs over the next few days so that each one has it's own place for me to keep track of the books I read, but here's a list of the reading challenges and book clubs I'm joining this year:
In Death Series Reading Challenge hosted by Me [ongoing]
Steampunk Challenge hosted by Rikki
What's In a Name 4 Challenge hosted by Beth Fish
Take a Chance Challenge 3 hosted by Jenners
A-Z Mystery Challenge {by the author} hosted by Michelle
100+ Books in 2011 hosted by ???? [still looking for one to join...]
Authors by the Alphabet Book Club hosted by Paula
Women in Fantasy Book Club hosted by Erikka
Sounds like fun reading, right? :)
HEALTH & FITNESS GOALS:
My 5K Personal Best:
One of my fitness goals for 2010 was to run a 5K in 31 minutes. I participated in a 5K last year on New Year's Day and ran it in 34:51. I signed up for the same 5K race today, but it was unfortunately cancelled due to all the snow and ice still on the roads around here from last week's blizzard. The race is rescheduled for January 30, 2011 so I'll have to wait till then to see if I met my goal. :)
Fitness Challenge 2011
I'm aiming to exercise for 100 "fitness miles" per month in 2011. One "fitness mile" is equivalent to one mile walked or run OR 15 minutes of other cardiovascular or strength training activity that elevates my heart rate to my target heart rate zone. In fact, I'm planning on hosting this as a challenge for others to join in on a monthly basis. Let me know in the comments if you think you might be interested in something like this. All you'll need to do is keep your own log either privately [for example, on a piece of paper, your computer, etc.] or you can keep a log on your blog, like I do. See my fitness blog see how she runs... if you want to see how I did it. More information on this to come... :)
Triathlon
September 11, 2011
Already signed up!!! Weeeeeeeee!
Still haven't started training for the swimming component, but I did buy a fitness swimsuit at least. Now to get myself in the darned pool...
Get to my target weight.
Some of you who follow my blog regularly already know I started using the Lose It! App on my iPhone last April. I've lost nearly 37 lbs. in the last nine months, but have a bit more to go to get to my goal weight. I just got my body fat measured at my gym this morning and was pleased with my results. I'm currently in the 70th percentile for my age group, meaning that out of 100 women, 30 have a lower percent body fat than me and 70 have a higher percent body fat than me. I'm going to repeat the body fat test in June after I've lost these last 23 lbs., hoping to end up in the 85-90th percentile.
If one of your goals for 2011 is to lose some weight and get in better shape, I recommend you download the free Lose It! app to your iPhone or iPod Touch today and get started. You can also now use the Lose It! app for free by setting up an account on their website at http://loseit.com. And there's a brand new Lose It! book out, too. If you start using Lose It! and want someone to compare notes with and help keep you motivated, request me as a friend and we can support each other. If you know my gmail email address, you can find me there with that. Otherwise email me at the email address on my blogspot profile and I'll let you know how to add me.
OTHER FUN GOALS:
Project 365 Take Three.
I'm making another attempt at a Project 365 --a photography project on Flickr. The idea is to take at least one photograph a day for a whole year. I failed at this twice already in 2010, so I'm trying it again. They say the third time's a charm, right? I can only hope! LOL
My first photo is the birdseed in the snow photo in this post. :)
My daughter is still going strong with her Project 365 at day 192!
My 101 Things to do in 1001 Days
I started this personal challenge in May 2010 and haven't accomplished too much yet, so I'm going to make a bigger effort to make a dent into this list in 2011.
I'd love to hear about any New Year's Resolutions or goals you've made for 2011. :)
Wishing you all a peaceful, happy and healthy New Year! xo
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
One "Thing" Done ... 100 More to Go!
I am thrilled to report that I accomplished one of my most challenging goals from my list of 101 Things to do in 1001 Days last weekend! I am over the moon about this one!
Back in October, I wrote a reflective post about my literal and figurative ups and downs with my then new found venture in cycling. To give you a clue, the post was titled Bike is a Four Letter Word. Ha! I know what you're thinking that four letter word is... and believe me, there were indeed times that I was so frustrated and that particular four letter word did in fact pass my lips. Once when I took a rough fall and then a couple of other times as I struggled with two particular segments of our route that were fairly tough climbs up the mountain. Back then, I had to stop twice on each of those two climbs to catch my breath and lower my heart rate before continuing on. Gah! Those stops were so frustrating and disappointing. I was determined, however, to climb those hills without stopping so I made it one of my goals in my list of 101 Things to do in 1001 Days.
Work hard in spin class over the winter.
Run regularly and simply do more cardio workouts to improve my fitness level and endurance.
Lose some weight.
Keep trying and hope like crazy that I'd meet my goal and conquer those mountains by the end of the summer.
To my utter delight and extreme satisfaction...
I was confident I'd reach my goal within 1001 days, and was hoping to reach it by July or August .... but the fact that I accomplished this in May is just so much sweeter! Go, me! :)
Do you have a fitness goal you're working toward this year?
Back in October, I wrote a reflective post about my literal and figurative ups and downs with my then new found venture in cycling. To give you a clue, the post was titled Bike is a Four Letter Word. Ha! I know what you're thinking that four letter word is... and believe me, there were indeed times that I was so frustrated and that particular four letter word did in fact pass my lips. Once when I took a rough fall and then a couple of other times as I struggled with two particular segments of our route that were fairly tough climbs up the mountain. Back then, I had to stop twice on each of those two climbs to catch my breath and lower my heart rate before continuing on. Gah! Those stops were so frustrating and disappointing. I was determined, however, to climb those hills without stopping so I made it one of my goals in my list of 101 Things to do in 1001 Days.
Work hard in spin class over the winter.
Run regularly and simply do more cardio workouts to improve my fitness level and endurance.
Lose some weight.
Keep trying and hope like crazy that I'd meet my goal and conquer those mountains by the end of the summer.
To my utter delight and extreme satisfaction...
I DID IT!!!!
I conquered my cycling loop through the reservation on MAY 15, 2010 and can now climb those mountains without stopping!!! 
I was confident I'd reach my goal within 1001 days, and was hoping to reach it by July or August .... but the fact that I accomplished this in May is just so much sweeter! Go, me! :)
Do you have a fitness goal you're working toward this year?
I'd love to hear about it and cheer you on.
Friday, May 7, 2010
My 101 Things to do in 1001 Days
Have you heard about The Day Zero Project? It's a project concept that was started by a blogger from New Zealand in 2003 that is meant to challenge, encourage and inspire you to set and achieve 101 personal goals and accomplish them in 1001 days.
One. The time frame. 1001 days is about 2 3/4 years, which gives you ample time to plan and carry out your goals and also spans over several changes in the season. This affords you the time you may need if you fail the first time on a task (hopefully not parachuting) or fall short on a task (like growing your bangs out), you can keep trying until you get it done. It also gives you the chance to accomplish a goal that is season dependent (like gardening or skiing).
Two. The number of tasks. Yes, 101 goals is a lot of goals, which I think is beneficial. Why? Because it gives you the opportunity to come up with short and long term goals, easy ones and challenging ones, and hopefully even a few that today may seem near impossible to you. As you tackle the easy ones, it will give you confidence to work on the more difficult or time consuming ones. As you tackle those goals, it'll motivate you even more to work at the next level goals. Before you know it, you'll be checking off so many of your goals that you'll be empowered and determined to reach every single one of your goals--even the ones that seem far reaching today. Well, that's what I'm hoping for, anyway. ;)
Three. 101 Things to do in 1001 encourages you to be creative with your goals and finally accomplish things that you've always wanted to do, but just never followed through with.
Several months ago, I came across a 101 Things to do in 1001 post by a young woman named Brandy with whom I crossed paths on the Tasty Kitchen Forums. I loved the idea of the project and have been working on my list on and off for a couple of months already. I am finally ready to get started! Here it goes . . .
My 101 Things to do in 1001 Days
Today is Day 1 of the next 1001 days and this is my list of 101 things I plan to accomplish in the next 1001 days.
Friday, May 7, 2010 is Day 1.
Friday, February 1, 2013 is Day 1001.
1. Lose 10 lbs.
2. Participate in a triathlon Sept. 11, 2011 Finished in 1:28:44
3. Conquer my cycling loop through the reservation, climbing all the hills without stopping
4. Run a 5K race in 33 minutes or less. Ran a 5K Race in 30:44.60 on Feb. 27, 2011
5. Have at least one date night with my husband every month
6. Establish a monthly family game or movie night
7. Run 500 miles
8. Bike 1000 miles
9. Learn how to play chess
10. Hike the Sierra trail in the Reservation.
11. Design spare bedroom to be a study & craft room
12. Get backyard fence put up
13. Find the perfect bra
14. Find the perfect pair of jeans
15. Make homemade vanilla extract
16. Re-establish my herb garden
17. Re-establish my vegetable garden
18. Re-establish my perennial garden
19. Plant 100 tulip and daffodil bulbs
20. Learn how to knit
21. Lose 10 more lbs.
22. Finish the kitchen cross stitch sampler I started ages ago
23. Finish the love cross stitch project I started ages ago
24. Frame the moongate print from Bermuda
25. Learn how to cross country ski
26. Learn how to play Majong
27. Design and install storage system for the master closet
28. Organize the garage {hello bike rack}
29. Get a ping pong table :)
30. Stitch a personalized sampler for youngest daughter
31. Clear out, fix up and sell father-in-law's vacant condo
32. Host a cocktail party
33. Organize our digital photos
34. Use iPhoto (instead of desktop folders)
35. Create a gallery of family photos on one wall in the house
36. Graduate from Medium to Hard on RockBand Band. :)
37. Figure out how to use Home Sharing in iTunes
38. Go camping
39. Lose 10 more lbs.
40. Read the last Harry Potter book
41. Knit a hat or scarf
42. Use the good china just because
43. Plant raspberry bushes
44. Refinish the bureau in the girls' bathroom
45. Treat myself to a spa day
46. Find the perfect little black dress
not yet... but I found a pretty hot purple one! ;)
47. Make my own yogurt
48. Organize eldest daughter's closet
49. Organize youngest daughter's closet
50. Landscape the side yard
51. Landscape the other side yard
52. Plant at least one fragrant rose bush
53. Plant peonies
54. Plant the rhubarb in a permanent spot
55. Do some craft project with all those seashells I keep collecting
56. Do some craft project with all those pinecones I keep collecting
57. Complete a mosaic project
58. Enforce a chore schedule for my daughters
59. Go to the MOMA
60. Take a trip to Acadia National Park in ME
61. Plant a fruit tree
62. Press flowers and make something artsy with them
63. Find a yoga class or video that I really love
64. Lose 10 lbs.
65. Put one of those new biodegradable SunChips bags in the compost pile and see how long it takes to decompose
66. Get sewing machine fixed
67. Sew something Powerpuff girl costumes for Halloween '10
68. Visit the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens
69. Make our family tree
70. Make lemon curd from scratch
71. Read all of the currently published In Death books by J.D. Robb
72. Make homemade gnocchi
73. Complete a block printing project
74. Make a travel scrapbook album
75. Make homemade candles
76. Grow LOTS of basil and make LOTS of pesto to last the whole winter
77. Complete a wire working project
78. Explore Central Park north of the Great Lawn
79. Make some botanical rubbings
80. Get everyone's passports updated
81. Travel somewhere off the continent Family vacation to Europe Aug. 2011
82. Install new weather proofing on front door
83. Start writing a memoir for myself
84. Buy a new slipcover for the sofa... or buy a new sofa!
85. Create 12 unique ice cream recipes {seasonal flavor of the month}
86. Tap the maple trees in the yard and make homemade maple syrup
87. Visit SoCal for a weekend
88. Grow alpine strawberry plants from seed
89. Make my own time lapse photography video
90. Lose those last 8 lbs.
91. Treat myself to a new wardrobe
92. Buy a bathing suit that I love
93. Attract hummingbirds to the yard with feeder and flowers
94. Photograph a hummingbird in the yard :)
95. File next year's tax return by March 1
96. Create my own unique header graphic for my blog
97. Buy a new canning set for processing homemade jams
98. Make several varieties of homemade jams & jellies for Christmas gifts
99. Bake homemade bread from scratch
100. Go running in Liberty State Park
101. Complete a 365 Photography Project
Goals highlighted in orange have been achieved!
What's so special about that? you ask. Well, this is what I think is so special about the project that made me want to do it.
One. The time frame. 1001 days is about 2 3/4 years, which gives you ample time to plan and carry out your goals and also spans over several changes in the season. This affords you the time you may need if you fail the first time on a task (hopefully not parachuting) or fall short on a task (like growing your bangs out), you can keep trying until you get it done. It also gives you the chance to accomplish a goal that is season dependent (like gardening or skiing).
Two. The number of tasks. Yes, 101 goals is a lot of goals, which I think is beneficial. Why? Because it gives you the opportunity to come up with short and long term goals, easy ones and challenging ones, and hopefully even a few that today may seem near impossible to you. As you tackle the easy ones, it will give you confidence to work on the more difficult or time consuming ones. As you tackle those goals, it'll motivate you even more to work at the next level goals. Before you know it, you'll be checking off so many of your goals that you'll be empowered and determined to reach every single one of your goals--even the ones that seem far reaching today. Well, that's what I'm hoping for, anyway. ;)
Three. 101 Things to do in 1001 encourages you to be creative with your goals and finally accomplish things that you've always wanted to do, but just never followed through with.
Several months ago, I came across a 101 Things to do in 1001 post by a young woman named Brandy with whom I crossed paths on the Tasty Kitchen Forums. I loved the idea of the project and have been working on my list on and off for a couple of months already. I am finally ready to get started! Here it goes . . .
My 101 Things to do in 1001 Days
Today is Day 1 of the next 1001 days and this is my list of 101 things I plan to accomplish in the next 1001 days.
Friday, May 7, 2010 is Day 1.
Friday, February 1, 2013 is Day 1001.
1. Lose 10 lbs.
2. Participate in a triathlon Sept. 11, 2011 Finished in 1:28:44
3. Conquer my cycling loop through the reservation, climbing all the hills without stopping
4. Run a 5K race in 33 minutes or less. Ran a 5K Race in 30:44.60 on Feb. 27, 2011
5. Have at least one date night with my husband every month
6. Establish a monthly family game or movie night
7. Run 500 miles
8. Bike 1000 miles
9. Learn how to play chess
10. Hike the Sierra trail in the Reservation.
11. Design spare bedroom to be a study & craft room
12. Get backyard fence put up
13. Find the perfect bra
14. Find the perfect pair of jeans
15. Make homemade vanilla extract
16. Re-establish my herb garden
17. Re-establish my vegetable garden
18. Re-establish my perennial garden
19. Plant 100 tulip and daffodil bulbs
20. Learn how to knit
21. Lose 10 more lbs.
22. Finish the kitchen cross stitch sampler I started ages ago
23. Finish the love cross stitch project I started ages ago
24. Frame the moongate print from Bermuda
25. Learn how to cross country ski
26. Learn how to play Majong
27. Design and install storage system for the master closet
28. Organize the garage {hello bike rack}
29. Get a ping pong table :)
30. Stitch a personalized sampler for youngest daughter
31. Clear out, fix up and sell father-in-law's vacant condo
32. Host a cocktail party
33. Organize our digital photos
34. Use iPhoto (instead of desktop folders)
35. Create a gallery of family photos on one wall in the house
36. Graduate from Medium to Hard on RockBand Band. :)
37. Figure out how to use Home Sharing in iTunes
38. Go camping
39. Lose 10 more lbs.
40. Read the last Harry Potter book
41. Knit a hat or scarf
42. Use the good china just because
43. Plant raspberry bushes
44. Refinish the bureau in the girls' bathroom
45. Treat myself to a spa day
46. Find the perfect little black dress
not yet... but I found a pretty hot purple one! ;)
47. Make my own yogurt
48. Organize eldest daughter's closet
49. Organize youngest daughter's closet
50. Landscape the side yard
51. Landscape the other side yard
52. Plant at least one fragrant rose bush
53. Plant peonies
54. Plant the rhubarb in a permanent spot
55. Do some craft project with all those seashells I keep collecting
56. Do some craft project with all those pinecones I keep collecting
57. Complete a mosaic project
58. Enforce a chore schedule for my daughters
59. Go to the MOMA
60. Take a trip to Acadia National Park in ME
61. Plant a fruit tree
62. Press flowers and make something artsy with them
63. Find a yoga class or video that I really love
64. Lose 10 lbs.
65. Put one of those new biodegradable SunChips bags in the compost pile and see how long it takes to decompose
66. Get sewing machine fixed
67. Sew something Powerpuff girl costumes for Halloween '10
68. Visit the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens
69. Make our family tree
70. Make lemon curd from scratch
71. Read all of the currently published In Death books by J.D. Robb
72. Make homemade gnocchi
73. Complete a block printing project
74. Make a travel scrapbook album
75. Make homemade candles
76. Grow LOTS of basil and make LOTS of pesto to last the whole winter
77. Complete a wire working project
78. Explore Central Park north of the Great Lawn
79. Make some botanical rubbings
80. Get everyone's passports updated
81. Travel somewhere off the continent Family vacation to Europe Aug. 2011
82. Install new weather proofing on front door
83. Start writing a memoir for myself
84. Buy a new slipcover for the sofa... or buy a new sofa!
85. Create 12 unique ice cream recipes {seasonal flavor of the month}
86. Tap the maple trees in the yard and make homemade maple syrup
87. Visit SoCal for a weekend
88. Grow alpine strawberry plants from seed
89. Make my own time lapse photography video
90. Lose those last 8 lbs.
91. Treat myself to a new wardrobe
92. Buy a bathing suit that I love
93. Attract hummingbirds to the yard with feeder and flowers
94. Photograph a hummingbird in the yard :)
95. File next year's tax return by March 1
96. Create my own unique header graphic for my blog
97. Buy a new canning set for processing homemade jams
98. Make several varieties of homemade jams & jellies for Christmas gifts
99. Bake homemade bread from scratch
100. Go running in Liberty State Park
101. Complete a 365 Photography Project
Goals highlighted in orange have been achieved!
Cheerleaders always welcomed. :)
What about you? :)
What about you? :)
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