I've seen many people write "100 Things To Do This Year" lists. I'm afraid that if I were to create such a list I would fill it with things that I know I probably won't do, and therefore not do anything at all from the list because I know realistically they can't be don. So I figure if I break it down to 10 things a month and fill it with practical goals, by the end of the year I will have done 100 things! Well, it makes sense in my head. I tend to think about things I'd
like to do rather than
actually doing anything. I've decided unofficially that my mantra for the year is "action", and creating a list of 10 things to do each month fits nicely along with the idea.
10 Things I Want To Do In February
- Read 5 books
- workout 3 times each week
Try the Cinch! eating plan- Reschedule my missed hair appointment
Decide what my garden plantings will be- Play in the snow with Turtle
- Take down the rest of the Christmas decorations
Finish the first drawing lab from my Sonheim book- Make a cover for my nook
- Create an office space in or near the kitchen
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