- Get up at 6:30am when Curt leaves for work
- Get back to a weekly cleaning routine
- Tidy up every night
- Start trim in the house
- Finish sidewalks
- Make a back patio
- Paint deck railings
- Hang pictures
- Get a proper window covering for the patio door
- Plant trees
- Have a bigger and better garden
- Help Curtis organize and set up the shop
- Set up the craft room in the basement
- Use up half of my fabric stash
- Sew a piece of clothing for all five of us
- Make a quilt
- Finish my cross stitch
- Sell the box of old items on ebay (or give away at the end of the year)
- Eat fruit when I feed it to my girls
- Post on my blog at least once a week
- Transition Waverly to the girls room
- Set up an RESP for Waverly
- Set up company RRSP/RESP matching
- Set up automatic payments to savings account and keep the money there
- Start Nollie in Kindergarden (Yikes)
- Take at least one individual date with each of my girls
- Take one internet free day a month
- Stick with meal planning
- Replace the Delicio with a non-processed "I'm feeling lazy" meal in the freezer.
- Have at least 4 dates with just Curt
- Set up a will
- Order all online Christmas gifts by December 1
- Give something home made with each Christmas gift
- Send out Christmas cards by December 10th
- Give family at least one week notice for Birthday parties and events
- Set up a system for keeping/getting rid of kids crafts
- Read a 20 books
- Organize my spare room so it works
- Clear my island completely once a day
- Take a family photo
- Take another Calgary trip
- Go camping with my parents at least once
- Invite someone to dinner once a month
- Visit my Grandparents one a month
- Plan backwards from when I have to arrive so I'm not late
- Send out Birthday cards (and in time for the person to receive them)
- Floss my teeth every day
- Do a puzzle
- Ride my bike
- Go on a hike
- Purge photos on the computer
- Take photos at least once a week
- Continue a thrift store donation bag and keep adding to it
- Get a box of toys to donate ready and get it out of the house before the kids find it and unpack it again
- Golf more than once
- Swim as a family at least twice a month
- Take more photographs of extended family
- Have a sisters date
- Go to the craft sale with my Mom again
- Use my facial gift certificate
- Use my embroidery machine
- Make a piece of jewelery for myself
- Sell something on etsy
- Get back to drinking water
- Go outside every day
- Get more indoor plants
- Clean up the junk area just beyond the back yard
- Sit at the table for breakfast and lunch with my girls (even if I've already eaten)
- Do something fun for my 30th Birthday
- Get rid of 100 things
- Accept that my jobs as mother/homemaker never end, they just repeat
- Take time to just sit and think
- Declutter my feed reader, probably a few times
- Discover new music
- Knit something
- Have a big BBQ this summer
- Watch the sunset on our front porch with Curt...several times
- Read with my kids every day
- Cuddle more on the couch
- Clean sheets
- Buy things with less packaging
- Make/get reusable produce bags
- Display some kids artwork in frames
- Drive to the beach for the day
- Go bouldering at Vertically Inclined again
- Play more board games
- Sushi in DV
- Sew some doll clothes
- Go for a few Sunday Family Skis
- Make french bread
- Summer vacation
- Plant more perennials
- Plant an apple tree or two
- Save for something big and then buy it
- Go for a massage
- Stage a fun photo shoot with props
- Do one thing before the girls get up each morning to make my day easier
- Enjoy a couple morning coffee's on the deck
- Plant a tipi
- Review this list at least once a month
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100 Goals for 2011
Inspired by Michelle here is my list of 100 thing to do in 2011
New Years Resolutions
Its no surprise that the topic of discussion the last week in the blog world has been that of New Years Resolutions. I like the idea of a New Years Resolution, making a commitment to better yourself, but I never really feel all that motivated to make a big change right after the holiday season. Sometimes I make a list of things to improve on but it is always half-hearted and with no real plan of action or commitment to back it up. We should really be making small improvements all throughout the year but setting a whole number of goals all at once just feels so satisfying. Maybe I could do as Se7en suggests and reflect on all of the positive I'm already doing resolve to do more of the same. This sounds good but there are no lists, no planning, no change. Yesterday I was reading an article on Simplemom.net and it made perfect sense to me. Winter is not the time for making any big changes, Spring is the time for action. I would like to spend the remainder of the winter reflecting on the last year and planning, setting goals for the remainder of the year. Then in the spring when I feel that burst of energy I will be ready to take on these goals and have a plan ready to do so. Spring is my fresh start, I feel it every year. So for this year I resolve to plan for Spring, besides planning is my favorite part.
In the mean time I'm enjoying reading Mandi's 31 Days of Organizing For a Better 2010 series on Organizing You Way. Nearly all of the resolutions she touches on are on my list.
List for 2009
I love list, I make lists everyday. What I need to buy, what I want, what I plan to get done what is left to do on the house. I think this is my first time however making a New Years List that I actually write down. Here are a few items on my 2009 List.
- Finish the house
- Spend less time working on the house
- Take more photos
- Take better photos
- Organize belongings
- Sell/Get rid of excess stuff
- Plant a big garden
- Get some landscaping done
- Enjoy morning coffees on the deck
- Play more piano
- Sew more
- Start knitting
- Be on time
- Scrapbook
- Give more
- Blog more
- Take a summer vacation
- More family fun time
- Go the year without Satellite TV
- Spend less time in the van
- Sell an item on etsy.com
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