So let’s just say my first month at sharing my goals with you didn’t go exactly how I planned. Ha..does anything ever go exactly how we plan? Nope! No, it doesn’t. And it’s ok. I mean I told you all how much I am a list maker. A writer of all things I want to accomplish. But those lists don’t always become my to-do.
December Goals:
Finish reading A Beautiful Offering (didn’t happen & now I have a new book I want to read!)
Use less creamer in my coffee (NO! perhaps I’ve used more!)
Make 100 shoe patterns at the GLOW Sole Hope shoe cutting party (not yet, but we made 40 of them & hopefully will finish them this week!)
Tell Mike how thankful I am for him, everyday (ugh failed at this. not cool, Liz, not cool)
Have January lesson plans done by December 18th (ha ha ha. hah not only did this not happen, my external hard drive with 2 years worth of children's ministry work completely died on New Years Day. so basically I was playing the last minute game of planning while trying to wrap my brain around the death of a limb. or something like that. I get it. God wants me starting fresh this year.)
Ok, so I didn’t do as awful as I thought I did…
January Goals:
Work out 2-3 days a week (gotta start somewhere & making the commitment to do it 7 days in a row just isn’t happening)
Finish making shoes for Sole Hope w/ GLOW
Go on a date with my man (keeping this one on here every month because they’re just that great!)
Hang up verses in my kitchen (I have had string up above my sink for months with the intent of hanging scripture on it, since I seem to spend a ton more time at my sink these days, I think it’s the perfect place for me to put them)
Make it to the post office & mail out a few things that have been sitting on my table for months (seriously birthday gifts meant to send out in October..what is wrong with me?)
Finish reading A Beautiful Offering (so I can start Women Living Well!)
Make breakfast every morning (more like don’t wait until noon & realize I haven’t eaten anything & wonder why I’m shaky & feel gross because all I’ve had is coffee)
Limit the amount of bread I eat
Share about Emma’s hip journey (this one is almost as awful as the birth story, at least awful in that I don’t want to revisit that day. ick, I was a mess & it’s not something I want to share, but know I need to.)
Cheers to January!
1 comment:
We have decided to do a monthly date night too! We have been SO bad about it since the kids came. I think we've have about 4 dates since Isaac was born 3 years ago! We are also doing a family "date" every month too. We need to severely cut back on the amount we eat out so we decided that setting one date night and one family date would still allow us to eat out a couple times.
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