Book 1 read! 4 more to go.
Interesting read.
It actually taught me a lot about prayer in a round about sort of way.
Talked a lot about “maturing” if you know what I mean. Which I thought was hilarious at this point in my life. I probably wouldn’t have found it that funny when I was young.
Would I recommend it to my 6th grade child? Probably not.
Would I have read it to my 6th grade class out loud? Absolutely not.
Still, I enjoyed it. :)
Welcome to my 101 goals in 1001 days. This blog is set up to keep track of my progress, my successes & my failures as I strive to complete all my goals. Feel free to follow my journey!
Start Date: 3.15.2010
End Date: 12.10.2012
1. Visit all the temples in Utah
2. Ride the alpine slide
3. Watch a movie outdoors
4. Read 5 books from the Time's list of 100 greatest novels
5.Learn how to use my pressure cooker
6. Give someone the 12 days of Christmas
7. Make spray painted pillows
8. Read & study the book of Isaiah
9. Have another baby
10. Get caught up on digital scrapbooking
11. Throw a costume Halloween party
12. Travel on my birthday
13. Hike Bridal Veil Falls
14. Bear my testimony 4 times in one year
15. Teach Luke sign language
16. Visit a new state
17. Take Luke to Disneyland for his birthday
18. Get my whole family to vacation together
19. Run a mile
20. No internet for 1 week
21. Laser hair removal for my underarms
22. Get stomach looking like it was pre-baby
23. Reconnect with an old friend
24. Get tickets to the Ellen show
25. Go to a concert of an artist/band I've never seen
26. Cook something new every night for 1 week
27. Try a new type of ethnic food
28. See a film at the Sundance film festival
29. Spend New Year's somewhere romantic
30. No complaining for 1 month
31. Hike the Y
32. Try skiing with Jared
33. Save more than I spend at the grocery store
34. Perfect my homemade pizza recipe
35. Visit the Grand Canyon
36. Sew me a dress or skirt
37. Find and maintain a housekeeping schedule
38. Travel by train
39. Take Luke camping
40. See a Broadway play
41. Send out Christmas cards each year
42. Try a new haircut
43. Make Luke a 72 hour kit
44. Invite friends over for a night of fondue
45. Go horseback riding
46. Take Luke to the Zoo
47. No fast food for a month
48. Start a new family tradition
49. Visit a friend that lives out of state
50. Buy a house
51. Finish reading the New testament
52. Join a play group for Luke
53. Send homemade birthday cards to everyone in my family for 1 year
54. Go to bed by 10pm every night for 2 weeks
55. Invite a new couple over for Sunday dinner for 4 weeks
56. Finish Luke’s memory book
57. Make reading scriptures after mealtime a habit
58. No sweets for 1 week
59. Make a scarf
60. Hike back to the same spot where Jared & I were engaged
61. Dress in coordinating Halloween costumes as a family
62. Go fishing
63. Make a slide show movie of Luke's first year
64. Take Luke to story time at the Library
65. Sew curtains for the office
66. Take Luke to see the Temple Square Christmas lights
67. Plant a garden (vegetable or flower)
68. Make a new piece of jewelry
69. Eat at a new restaurant
70. Make an art project and hang in my home
71. Learn CPR & first aid for infants
72. Make homemade ice cream
73. Identify all the states on the map with capitals
74. Write a letter to myself to open in 10 years
75. Pay for someone else's food behind me at the drive-thru
76. Float the Provo river
77. Take a picture of Luke everyday for 1 month
78. Drink nothing but water for 1 week
79. Make homemade thank you, birthday & shower cards to have on hand
79. Learn how to cook trout the way my mom does
80. Memorize my license plate & bank account numbers
81. Visit the cannery
82. Compile an address book
83. Attend a couple of classes at BYU's Women's Conference
84. Make a will
85. Learn how to skip rocks
86. Find out more about my ancestors
87. Be involved in a Christmas service project
88. Finish Luke's quiet books for church
89. Visit my grandmother's grave
90. Learn how to edit photos using Photoshop
91. Take Luke to a pumpkin patch
92. Send 5 people "Just Because" cards
93. Paint my own mug
94. Make a smoothie for breakfast for a week
95. Go on a family picnic
96. Stay at a Bed & Breakfast
97. Create a calendar to remember birthdays
98. Use my passport
99. Organize Girl's Night Out & have everyone come
100. Hand write a letter to Luke to open when he graduates
101. Make and stick to a grocery budget
You are doing awesome. I will have to pick up that book and give it a try. I am going to try to read the Little House series or a few books to the kids this summer. Do you think that is a good choice?
ReplyDeleteYes, the Little House series would be a fun read for them.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome Kristin..it has been awhile since I have looked at it but you are well are your way! You are amazing!
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