In the interest of actually becoming productive with my life, as well as getting some of my big projects done, I decided to jump on the bandwagon and create a 101 list. The gist of it is that you come up with 101 things you want to do, and write them as goals to be completed within 1001 days. It's taken a while to make mine, but this is a great project for me, as I always have all these great ideas, but am nowhere near organized enough to tackle any of them. Maybe now I can.
Starting today with my list, my due day will be November 21, 2011. Anything that's currently in progress will be in bold. Anything done will be in Italics (it will also have the completion date beside it). I may change this, as I figure out the formatting for my blog.
I will post my list tomorrow, as I can't seem to copy and paste into Blogger without weird formatting. I'll have to work on that.
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Intro/Explanation
Since my first attempt was such an epic failure, I'm going to try this again. This time, I have more defined goals in mind, and am hoping that I can get some friends on board (since we're back in the States now) to help keep me accountable. I will start today, July 14th, 2012, which gives me until April 11, 2015.
It seems forever away, but as I learned the first time, it goes FAST! In the meantime, I've edited my list in the sidebar according to what I got accomplished (not much), until I can get my revised list completed and posted.
It seems forever away, but as I learned the first time, it goes FAST! In the meantime, I've edited my list in the sidebar according to what I got accomplished (not much), until I can get my revised list completed and posted.
About Me
Blog Archive
Janie's 101 List
Getting Started
1 – Start a blog to track my progress with this list
2 – Post at least once a week (with photos where I can)
Health
3 – Be consistent with workouts (at least 3 times a week)
4 – Drink at least 6 glasses of water per day on a consistent basis
5 – Gain no more than 25 pounds for pg #3
6 – Get down to a healthy weight for me (at most 140, striving for 130lbs)
7 – Finish the “Couch to 5k” program
8 – Run a 5k without stopping
9 – Find a tennis partner and start playing again
10 – Develop a flat belly
11 – Join a gym
Neal and Me
12 – Watch the sunset and sunrise with Neal
13 – Dress up and go out with Neal
14 – Have a date night at least twice a month
15 – Plan a way for Neal to drive a Ferrari
16 – Go out dancing with Neal
17 – Go on an anniversary trip without the kids
Family/Friends
18 – Post on our family blog at least twice a month
19 – Put Jeffery’s scrap book together
20 – Fill out Jonathan’s baby book
21 – Start a baby book for #3
22 – Get rid of maternity clothes within 3 months of baby #3
23 – Go on a girls’ trip with some friends
24 – Visit Uncle Gil and Aunt Peggy
25 – Have a regular prayer/bible study time with two girlfriends
26 – Have a monthly lunch date with at least one friend
27 – Make all of one year’s Christmas gifts myself
28 – Call just to catch up with a friend once a week
Education/Enrichment
29 – Learn Italian
30 – Read at least ten (adult) books, 3 literary classics
31 – Post on my crafting blog at least once a week
32 – Start writing again
33 – Take a ballroom dance class with Neal
34 – Start playing piano again
35 – Finish AFC program before baby #3
36 – See “Phantom of the Opera”
37 – Make a list of uncompleted sewing projects as of now, and finish them
38 – Make an inventory list of my cake decorating supplies
Projects/Crafts
39 – Make Jeffery’s UT quilt
40 – Finish at least a dozen Pinterest projects
41 – Make sampler burp cloths
42 – Come up with more baby item ideas, make samples
43 – Make baby girl quilt (preferably before baby #3 comes)
44 – Make burp cloths for baby #3
45 – Take sample burp cloths to boutique stores to sell
46 – Learn to crochet a baby blanket
47 – Organize all our family pictures and videos
48 – Use some of my leftover fabric for at least one project (scrap quilt, etc)
49 – Open an Etsy shop
50 – Recover at least one piece of furniture from a yard sale/thrift shop
Cooking/Baking
51 РLearn to make cr̬me brulee
52 – Bake my own bread on a regular basis
53 – Do a wedding cake for profit
54 – Organize my recipe collection
55 – Make my own pasta
56 – Host a dinner party
57 – Host a backyard BBQ
58 – Try to make sushi at home
59 – Make pancit
Finances/Organization
60 – Buy a house in Knoxville
61 – Use my daily planner on a consistent basis
62 – Get back to planning meals on a regular basis and using my plan (4+ weeks in a row)
63 – Combine data from two laptops and desktop, backup to external hard drive
64 – Scan all paperwork/files
65 – Get credit score up to 750 or higher
66 – Register JC as a business, get tax ID #, etc. – become “official”
67 – Make Janie’s Creations (JC) profitable
68 – Save 6-12 months’ emergency fund
69 – Pay off Mountaineer early
70 – Start contributing to IRA again
Charity
71 – Complete 50 community service hours
72 – Donate blood
73 – Participate in a fundraiser
74 – Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity on a house build
Travel/Fun/Me
75 – Get a tattoo
76 – Sing karaoke
77 – Go on a cruise
78 – Go to three concerts
79 – Dress up for Halloween
80 – Attend a New Years’ Eve party
81 – Go camping
82 – Treat myself to a spa day
83 – Drive a 1969 Shelby GT
84 – Plant a flower garden just for me
85 – Revamp my wardrobe
86 – Go to UT homecoming
Misc
87 – Unsubscribe from crappy email lists
88 – Cancel catalogs/etc. we don’t use and get off junk mailing lists
89 – Decide “what I want to do when I grow up”
90 – Bring in $40k in one year’s time (after taxes, etc.)
91 – Get published
Spiritual
92 – Memorize a bible verse weekly for a year
93 – Go on a mission trip
94 – Find a good church and get involved
95 – Have a daily quiet time
Gardening
96 – Plant and care for bulbs in the fall and continue them through the year
97 – Frequent a local farmers’ market
98 – Learn to compost and do it
99 – Learn how to cultivate roses
100 – Get some chickens to raise for eggs (location-permitting)
Lastly
101 – Write a new list including anything I haven’t completed.