Everyone should make a list that you should set out to accomplish

List of stuff to do

I love me some list of stuff to do. Life goes so quick but it is still a good idea to put together a list of fun stuff you want to accomplish. Here are some travel items I have now:

• Get my own domain
• Complete 50 books from my book list (1/50)
• Start a container garden
• Get new windows for the house
• Send a care package to a soldier
• Participate in an online book exchange
• Paint two canvases for the bathroom
• Moving 5 days a week, running 2 times. The wonderful Spring weather is definitely helping me attain this goal. I love running next to the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia.
• Decluttering. I’ve been focused on small spring cleaning projects more than intentional decluttering
  
• Take a rock climbing class
• Take one bubble bath per month
• Learn to make 10 new cocktails (1/10)
• Get a safety deposit box for important documents
• Run a half marathon
• Purge old magazines and give away
• Take each niece on a special afternoon trip 1 on 1
• Sell/give away any CD’s I no longer enjoy
• Attend a vegetarian club event
• Go vegan for 1 month
• Get an office plant
• Start an IRA
• Put 200/month to pay my student loan
• Personal Development and Work
• Sleep. I think I’ve been getting at least 6 hours most nights, but I’ve been staying up way too late…hence the above.
• Volunteer for a committee/group at work
• Be able to park both cars in the garage&
• Making our bed daily
• Make 10 different kinds of homemade ice cream
• Create a personal website
  
• Make a mosaic something
• Blogging editorial calendar.
• Make a family recipe cookbook to distribute to family
• Learn how to make Grandma’s banana cream pie
• No TV for one week
• Get my rollerblades fixed or buy new rollerblades
• Household
• Write a letter to congress
• Learn how to pair wine and food
• Hang up all art/photos in the house
• Volunteer to baby-sit 3 times for the O’Neil’s so they can go out sans children (1/3)
• See a show at Radio City Music Hall
• Get involved with the 2008 campaign
• Identify 100 things that make me happy
• Travel
• Attend a yoga retreat at the Kripalu Center
• Take a pastry-making class
• Create a cleaning schedule and follow it for three months
• Get rid of at least 25 books I no longer read/want
• No caffeine for 2 weeks
• Tame the weeds in the backyard
• Learn photography
• Me!
• Make a will
• Cook one new recipe per week
  
• Go to a Steelers game
• Do 20 minutes of sun salutations before bed every night for 2 weeks
• Health and Fitness
• Music
• 1:1 Dates with my sons and hubby.
• Activism
• Gratitude. I usually write my gratitude list in the mornings, reflecting over the day before, but since I haven’t made the time for my morning routine a lot of this month, I haven’t been writing my gratitude lists. I think I’d like to try reflecting at the end of the evening and doing my list at night as I’m winding down in May.
• Go camping
• Finish my MBA
• For one month, go to bed at 9:00 and read books
• My morning routine. I have been letting myself sleep in in the morning and I haven’t given myself time to follow my morning routine.
• Organize my CD collection on iTunes
• Start a small part-time home business
• Take Molly for a walk every day for a month
• Take a calligraphy class
• Budgeting.
• Get professional photos done of me and Joe
  
• Monthly outing with our family
• Try 10 new restaurants
• Take an adult swim lesson
• Throw a holiday party
• Visit 5 states I have never been to
• Volunteer at a marathon
• Get rid of 101 material items (magazines/books/CD’s don’t count)
• Get a massage
• Sell something on Etsy
• Learn how to make wine
• Start a hobby for Joe and me to do together
• Bring in surprise breakfast or snacks for the office 10 times
• Make a quilt
• Start a new blog for this project
• Workout around the city
• Organize my live music collection
• Volunteer to baby-sit 3 times for the Roman’s so they can go out sans children
• Art
• Finances
• Floss every day for a month
• Posting on the blog twice a week.
• Go vegetarian for 1 month
• Cook at least 20 recipes out of 2 of my cookbooks
• Things That Didn’t Go as well:
  
• Learn how to decorate a cake properly
• Reconnect with 5 old friends
• Go parasailing
• Pay down my student loan by half (down to $7,500)
• Don’t buy anything from the food court at work for one month
• Meal planning every week at least 5 out of 7 days, usually all 7
• Host a summer barbeque party
• Family and Friends
• Meditate for 15 minutes per day for one month
• Learn Photoshop
• Take Papa on a train ride
• Get up 1 hour early for 2 weeks to exercise or read
• Post at least one post for each 101 thing on my list
• Put 200/month in an IRA
• No new clothes or shoes for one month
• Prepare a “thanks for everything” meal for Joe
• Organize the electronic cords behind the TV and the computer desk
• Have clothes and breakfast/lunch ready for work the night before for one month
• Host a dinner party
• Update Quicken once a week
• Make a budget
• Try seitan
• Start playing piano again – learn the complete Tori Amos book
• Send Christmas cards out to family and friends
  
• Construct a digital photo album of family images
• Listen to all my CD’s at least once
• Pray Every Day
• Visit a country I have never been to before

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