So. I do have resolutions, though I am calling them goals because that just sounds more attainable. Besides, my goals are meant to be habit-forming and thus a change for the better, though a few of them are just fun. So here is my list.
- read my Bible more often
- treat my body better and get it in shape
- drink a green smoothie at least once a week
- eat breakfast
- snowmobile with Nate as often as possible while the trails are open
- play the piano more, and teach myself Claire de Lune
- take up knitting again
- learn how to crochet
- perfect the art of making a latte (I consider it an art anyway...)
- sew a fantastic Halloween costume (gonna be the Miller High Life Girl!)
- take more walks/hikes
- work my way up to running
- plan at least one weekend up north camping trip for this summer
- write something every single day
- purchase clothing only from thrift shops (this is a goal I will expand upon in a later post)
- shop local: both shops and farmer's markets
- write monthly letters to friends and family
- plant a vegetable garden
- harvest dandelions for wine again
- purchase a DSLR camera (I even have my eye on one... ^_^)
- read 50 books, at least 10 of those must be non-fiction
- begin making Christmas gifts at a decent time this year
- BLOG BLOG BLOG
- don't forget that it's okay to dress up and put on a little lipstick just to do mundane shopping
- always remember that each day is a gift from God and try to enjoy it
There you have it. It's probably not a complete list of goals, but I also tend to overshoot when I plan things out for myself. I think I'm addicted to life, specifically experiences in life. I want to do everything, go everywhere, see all the beautiful sights this world has to offer. Realistically, I know that'll never happen, but I can begin a little closer to home and enjoy what the Lord has blessed me with, which is a fair bit of goodness.
And I mean it when I say 2013 is going to be fabulous!
