101 in 1001

Is there a term for snatching ideas from other blogs? In scrapbooks it's called *scraplifting*. Anyway, here is another one that I read and thought it was just too fabulous to pass up. You set 101 goals to be accomplished in 1001 days. It works out to be a length of almost 3 years which is my speed when it comes to getting things done. I don't know if I can actually come up with that many goals but I think I can turn it into a perpetual list so that it comes out to 101 in the end. So here goes! :

Me - Physical

• Lose 2 pounds and repeat 20 times.
• incorporate exercise into my daily life, even if it's taking an extra trip up and down the stairs
• take a Pilates class so I can be more effective while doing my home video
• Take better care of my skin
• Wash my face twice daily
• paint my nails weekly, even if it's clear polish

Me-Spiritual

• start daily scripture study again
  
• Keep up with Gospel Doctrine reading assignments
• Read Ensign cover to cover each month
• complete Visiting Teaching each month
• reinstate regular temple visits with DH
• read "Jesus the Christ"
• read "A Marvelous Work and a Wonder"
• read "Preach My Gospel"
  
• be a more active member missionary
• invite 5 friends to church

Me-Miscellaneous

• increase typing speed
• post regularly on my blog
• date night at least 2 nights a month
• learn to make soap
• learn to weave baskets
• expand bow-making knowledge to include woven headbands
• declutter the office
• delcutter the garage
• learn to make an awesome pumpkin roll
• be better about writing Thank You notes
• clear out recipes I don't use
• rotate food storage
• establish 3 month supply
• make 72-hour kits
• read "The Chronicles of Narnia"
• read "Gone With the Wind"
• watch "Lord of the Rings"
• buy "The Bread Baker's Apprentice" and learn how to make more than sandwich loaves and Irish Soda bread
• continue taking online courses
• develop writing skills by taking courses and/or seminars
• have a square foot garden of vegetables I buy most in the freezer section
  
• stay on top of housecleaning regimen so it doesn't build up and drive me nuts

Kids-to do for them

• say yes more often
• begin homeschooling
• start chore rotation
  
• be more like Michelle Duggar and less like Kate Gosselin
• have daily family scripture study
• have FHE

See! I'm only up to 43. I'll have to keep brainstorming.