Goals for 2008
I've been thinking a lot about goals for 2008, and it's sort of stressing me out. LOL! I think I'll keep it really easy this year. So, here goes...
1) Continue on with the healthy lifestyle I began in July of 2007. This includes a balanced, low fat diet with lots of fruits and veggies and walking every night. This will eventually include getting my butt back in the gym, but I won't stress over it. I renewed our memberships this month, so we'll get there eventually.
2) Write 15 minutes a day during ther month of January, and up it to 30 minutes per day going forward. An hour a day would be ideal. Work up to that most nights if humanly possible.
3) Lose 25 more pounds.
4) Throw a blow-out 40th/60th birthday party for my mother and I this summer. (Pick a date and plan it!)
5) Replace all the interior doors in our house, including the closet doors in the three bedrooms. This also includes new doorframes and doorknobs (levers, actually).
6) Have the contractor come to the house and give us an estimate on the room addition we've been wanting. Discuss all the options and set goals to achieve the one that's the best for our financial situation.
7) Paint the bedroom and replace the window treatments.
8) Spend more time with my family and friends. Take our nephews to the movies, attend our niece's dance ricitals, have a tea party with G and play games with A. Take Mom and the MIL and FIL to lunch, a trip to LA, etc. Just enjoy each other's company.
9) Attend RWA National in San Francisco. (I've already started saving.)
10) Complete a manuscript. Any manuscript, whether it be the Healer story, the Witch story, or Adam & Cricket's story.
11) Volunteer a bit of my time to get the Democratic candidate elected.
1) Continue on with the healthy lifestyle I began in July of 2007. This includes a balanced, low fat diet with lots of fruits and veggies and walking every night. This will eventually include getting my butt back in the gym, but I won't stress over it. I renewed our memberships this month, so we'll get there eventually.
2) Write 15 minutes a day during ther month of January, and up it to 30 minutes per day going forward. An hour a day would be ideal. Work up to that most nights if humanly possible.
3) Lose 25 more pounds.
4) Throw a blow-out 40th/60th birthday party for my mother and I this summer. (Pick a date and plan it!)
5) Replace all the interior doors in our house, including the closet doors in the three bedrooms. This also includes new doorframes and doorknobs (levers, actually).
6) Have the contractor come to the house and give us an estimate on the room addition we've been wanting. Discuss all the options and set goals to achieve the one that's the best for our financial situation.
7) Paint the bedroom and replace the window treatments.
8) Spend more time with my family and friends. Take our nephews to the movies, attend our niece's dance ricitals, have a tea party with G and play games with A. Take Mom and the MIL and FIL to lunch, a trip to LA, etc. Just enjoy each other's company.
9) Attend RWA National in San Francisco. (I've already started saving.)
10) Complete a manuscript. Any manuscript, whether it be the Healer story, the Witch story, or Adam & Cricket's story.
11) Volunteer a bit of my time to get the Democratic candidate elected.
Labels: diet, family, friends, health, Life, me, Politics, writing
posted by Cherry Red at 7:26 PM
2 Comments:
Those sound like excellent goals! Go Kim. :)
Thanks, Caryle! I feel like I'm on a roll. :)
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