I love starting off the month with a fresh set of goals. It helps me to write out the things I hope to get done and then I post my list right next to my computer. I feel like I'm much more accountable with my lists when I make them known and refer to them often.
A little recap of my March/April 2015 Goals:
I didn't get everything done so I'll bump some things to next month and others to this summer.
2. Make a hair appointment to get some layers/trim
7. Meet Kevin for lunch during the work week
9. Now that I've cleaned out our closets, I need to drop off the donations and figure out my consignment options.
10. Initiate play dates/lunch dates with friends.
11. I've been saving notes, pictures and other mementos from my 9 years
of teaching in Utah. Work on assembling a teaching scrapbook. I've
already gathering the supplies and organized the items so I just need to
get everything out and work on putting it all together.
13. Hang the gallery wall and other decor in Olive's room.
14. Get moving and take advantage of more daylight this month - go for walks, walk at the mall (on rainy days), explore new parks and be active!
May 2015 Goals:
1. All of my Bible studies and Moms groups wrap up this month so I'd like to initiate play dates, plan lunch dates, find story times and other fun summer activities to include in our summer routine.
2. Write thank you notes to Olive's teachers and make them fun treats to thank them for being so sweet to both of us all year. I'd also like to send encouraging notes to my the leaders of my various groups.
3. I'd like to continue to clean out my closet and create a capsule wardrobe to try for a month. I love the idea of sorting your clothes into a group of things you know fit you well, you love wearing and simplifying the outfit planning process.
4. Have fun working on the details of Olive's Some Bunny is Turning TWO party.
5. Read for fun and make my way through my stack of books I've been wanting to read.
6. Keep planning healthy meals and exercising as much as possible. Track steps on my FitBit and keep moving to reach 10,000+ steps a day.
7. DIY some garden stakes for my herb/veggie garden and take good care of all of our plants.
8. Sell things on ebay. My husband and I have been collecting things we no longer use or want to sell so get busy on this project.
9. Work on potty training Olive since she's showing signs of being ready.
10. Try a new restaurant / visit a new place in Mississippi
11. Start finalizing summer travel plans, out of town guests and fun things to do this summer.
12. I'm going to start blogging 6-8 times a week instead of my usual 10. I want to spend more time doing things with my family in the evenings and weekend now that the weather is getting nicer. I really do LOVE blogging and it's become one of my favorite hobbies over the last four years. I want to continue to share my favorite things with you and also make sure that I'm really enjoying time with my family. So I'm hoping to find a good summer balance. I'll still blog every day, but some days will be one post instead of two. I'm hoping this will give me time to read the stack of books I've been meaning to get to, hang out with my hubby, tackle some creative/DIY projects and do fun things with Olive without having to think "Are my posts ready for tomorrow?"
Wish me luck :)
What are you working on this month?
Linking up with Mitchael Journey for #friendswithgoals
What are you working on this month?
Linking up with Mitchael Journey for #friendswithgoals
I love Olive's face in this picture. I'm working on writing my May goals. One thing I want to accomplish is to come up with a few plans and accomplish as much of my 101 in 1001 as possible.
ReplyDeleteI admire your ambition to set so many goals for the month! I have some scrapbooking projects I need to finish as well, I find it so hard to set aside an afternoon or evening to craft! Good luck with your goals! :)
ReplyDeleteI knew you blogged consistently, but I didn't realize it was 10 times a week! That is incredible. I think you deserve a "break" with 6-8. Wow! I have major respect for your dedication!
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