I set some goals for myself last year. Here’s how I did:
Underline- Accomplished
Plain- worked on but not completed
Cross thru- fail
- See local friends monthly: I did make a concerted effort to see my friends in person.
- Unsubscribe to emails I do not want to receive
- No shopping just because there’s a sale
- Eating Healthy- I was OK at this- room for improvement
- Novel- first draft done, second draft is ok- but I’m moving forward, so this is a wash
Literary Agentwasn’t ready- Blogging 5 days a week
- Weekly dates with Husband 1-2
- Weekly dedicated time with my daughter
Dropping extra 12 poundsyeah- this is getting to meKnitting noteven close- Improving photography- a little
- Read 50 books (actually read 51, and it will be 52 by year end)
- Organize blog time better- I’m working on this, but I’m figuring out how to schedule time better
- Be more stylish I am so much happier with my look!
- Different teas- I have expanded my tea repertoire
- Exercise 5 days a week
- Help my daughter get through the college application process (she’s almost done! 4 more applications to get out in the next few weeks and then it’s waiting till the end of March)
So- I am proud of what I accomplished, and OK with what didn’t work out for me (except for the weight thing which is still irking me) The goal is to just keep working on what I want to fix.
Excellent and worthy goals! I’m looking forward to setting some for myself this next year. I didn’t do it last year, and I don’t recommend that for people like me (or you, obviously) who thrive on accomplishing things. I sort of just floated around. I need things to work towards. Great job on your wins!
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Thank you! Concentrate on the positive!
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I am working the Knit one. I want to learn how and even though this is one of the lessor goals, I want to do it next year.
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I don’t know if it makes it to my list this year…
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I have had these knitting needles for too long. I am going to the local library to join a group. I figure it may teach me more patience.
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Go for it!
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excellent!
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😀
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You’ve accomplished a lot! For the “dropping pounds” part, I’ve found that sometimes looking for a healthier “way” of eating just naturally leads to that, without the focus on actual pounds. I’m interested to know about a few of your favorite new teas…
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I tried kusmi tea this year. Sort of obsessed with Russian morning no. 24. Also discovered vanilla rooibus from Palau’s du te
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I don’t know anything about those! Where do you shop for your teas? I’ve started drinking several different types of turmeric tea this year and like those a lot.
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I shop anywhere I find teas! I had heard about kusmi for awhile….they are traditionally russian but have been in Paris since the 1800s. I found them at a specialty market a few months ago and now I’m hooked. I belong to a tea group and the coordinator hooked me on the vanilla roobios. I do look for tea shops if I’m traveling though
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Interesting…a tea group!
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Oh wow… Great goals and glad you got through most… Awesome 💕 happy 2019
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To 2019!
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Great progress. I had “weight” on my list this year too and sadly I went the other way. It is going to be on my list for 2019 along with walking and dancing! I did exceed my reading goal of 25 books by 10, possibly 11 by the end of the year. Got your new list started?
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Yup! Will be unveiled on January 2!
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Interesting thing: on my laptop in WP reader I do not see the underline. In my phone (Android) reader I do…
Looks great! Here comes the next year…
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Nothing surprises me any more….
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Looks like you did really well with these! 🙂
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We try. Sometimes it works out
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Nice list. I think we’re all a little disappointed in the weight department, and it doesn’t get any easier with age. But at least it’s something we can strive to do something about. 🙂
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I have to rethink the weight thing and what to do about it
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Dog walking. I don’t know what it is but since I started daily 30-40 min walks I at least didn’t gain any weight…
I tend to not walk by myself (without a dog or a kid) and if I do it’s more like a stroll which isn’t very cardiovascular…🙄
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🙂 I’ve got a lab, and we hike all the time, but I somehow put on weight. I have upped the walks and started running again. I think I was spending too much time sitting around blogging.
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That’s something that you rated yourself. Most folks never get beyond the resolution stage. I’m in the revolution stage — just turning around and around.
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😀I try….that’s all we can do…
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You should be proud of yourself. You’ve accomplished a lot. I’m trying with the weight thing too. It’s not easy but you’ll get there. If would be a lot easier if the food that we’re supposed to eat tasted better.
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Brava, great list. As for the pounds off… After a certain age one has to choose between one’s face and the size of one’s ass anyway…
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You did a LOT! I quit setting goals because I was tired of disappointing myself LOL
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I take small steps and break things down…it helps a little!
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