Three years to complete this list of things I have been putting off for the longest time.
Make homemade bread. DONE! June 2014- Take my mom and dad on a trip somewhere they'd never go on their own.
- Read all the books of the Bible.
Go to a drive-in movie.DONE! Oct 2013- Pay off a major chunk of my student loan debt.
Take a road trip, that involves several states.DONE! and DONE! May/July 2014- Learn to crochet.
- Find a Meetup or local group for fellowship or hobby.
- Learn Spanish well enough to converse with family.
- Cook a proper 3-course meal.
Find a church home. DONE! Feb 2014.- Camp somewhere in the sticks with my husband.
- Enjoy a full day of being a tourist again in NYC, fall back in love with this city.
- Figure this Lupus APS stuff out.
- Learn how to use one of the online financial planners (like mint, pageonce, manilla, etc).
- Make a pot/pan organization system in the kitchen.
- Sleep under the stars.
Find space to garden. DONE! June 2014- Refinish a piece of furniture.
Get wisdom teeth removed/resolve dental issues. DONE! July 2014- Make use of the roof- garden/lounge area/something.
- Learn to make something with a sewing machine.
Become a morning person.DONE! Nov 2013- Watch a live show or taping of a television show.
- Learn to cook a turkey.
- Have or attend a bonfire.
- Have a good answer for 'what do you enjoy doing in your spare time' besides "ummmmm..".
- Interview three people over 50 years of age.
- Make a piece of art.
Visit the Pacific Ocean.DONE! May 2014
Bonus items, putting these into God's hands.
- Make a baby.
- Buy a house/condo/apartment.
- Be a stay-at-home mom.
- Find an outlet that earns money from home.
- Book a last minute ticket to anywhere. Take time off work for vacation, and look for deals a few days before.
This list will self destruct on Sept 4, 2016.
pls. do not get mad, I am learning ... ;0)
ReplyDeleteI do likeeee this what you are doing ;0)
I have mum's recipe here, in NYC
when I am still transitioning between jobs (more professionally to say than just “looking for a real career” or “unemployed :) come over one day next week and we learn how to make bread )) I have even special containers for bread ))
and I have my grandma’s apricot jam ))) yummy from Ukraine from her garden
and of course there was always tea … ))
You are definitely transitioning!
DeleteOur moms are very much alike, I have some orange apricot jam in my fridge from last season's harvest too. As long as you mention that delicious tea, I will be there. And even if not, I will be there :)