Posted March 05, 2006 04:50 PM
I will take the brainstorming challenge. Some of this is already decided but I am glad for the chance to sort of think a bit on what I could be doing
1. Train for Avon Breast Cancer walk in June
2. Figure out a way to do some toning exercise 2-3 days a week (probably dvd(s))
3. Continue working on debt reduction/money management
4. Complete project(s) for auto repairman (bartering for repairs on my car)
5. Complete sale of Longaberger products in April
6. Lose another 5 lbs
7. Do some sort of creative project regularly
8. Work on decluttering basement
9. Host a dinner party
10. Complete first aid course and required leader in training hike for mountain club
11. Do the treasure map exercise
12. Get back to working on Best Year of Your Life materials
That's all I can think of for now. Maybe I'll get back for some additions.
Peg
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Alli Coffin
Posted March 05, 2006 07:10 AM
possible goals for spring...
1. get my weight below 150 (my personal plateau)
2. get new running shoes and run in them
3. work more outdoor activites (and less gym time) into my plan
4. spring clean my waredrobe
5. start construction on my veggie garden
6. sign up to coach rec soccer next fall (for DD)
7. plan camping trip for family
8. plan trip to China to visit my crazy sister
9. volunteer to lead DD's girl scout troop on a hike
10. Locate local farmers markets and try them on for size
extra credit:
11. Do taxes
12. take kids to hands on science museum (we've got a fe in the area)
13. eat more entree salads at home
14. get back into walking DD to school (it's been too cold recently)
15. clean area behind shed & lay down wood chips or shredded tire to make hide-away for kids
alli
March Goals:
1. Do 10-15 minutes of daily yoga
2. Transition from skiing (last trip of season planned March 10-12 at Belleayre Mountain) to hiking (first small hike planned March 5)
3. Train for summer kayaking
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Tayhudson
Posted March 04, 2006 09:47 PM
Goal for spring. Start exercising. Now that the daylight will be longer, especially once we get to daylight savings time, then I may be able to work in a walk in the evenings.
Dawn
"Success is not the result of spontaneous combustion. You have to set yourself on fire." anonymous
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GoingSkiing
Posted March 04, 2006 09:39 PM
Goal for March - exercise 5 days a week BEFORE TYPING ON THE COMPUTER!!!
I can do this for a month!
Denise
Goal for March - exercise 5 days a week BEFORE TYPING ON THE COMPUTER!!!
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Kat N.
Posted March 04, 2006 03:35 PM
1. Lose 5 more pounds
2. Exercise 4 times each week even when they are busy!
3. Plan a summer mini vacation for dh and I
4. Organize my home office and get taxes done
5. Clean out my craft room
6. Read more books for pleasure
7. Get the garden worked up and planted with the help of dh.
8. Make and send cards to people just because
9. Get ready to paint and redecorate our bedroom this summer.
10. Make a check off list of things I want to do over the summer
11. Get my classroom re-organized for the last few months of school.
12. Make my eye doctor appointment
13. Plan my personal days and fill out the paperwork to get them off!
14. Spend more time with my parents.
15. Do more art with my classSmiler
Kat
"It's the little things in life that determine the big things."
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Sandy
Posted March 04, 2006 11:57 AM
1. Go through rest of school year in a good way- take it easy, keep it simple and stay close to goals.
2. firm up my summer plans RE: poetry workshop at dd's school.
3. Help dh prepare tax stuff- we are do some long term financial planning- this will help.
Three is pleny for me. I will be happy to get through these three things.
Sandy
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Sweet Petite
Posted March 04, 2006 10:19 AM
Brainstorming goals for spring:
1. Finish reading Self-Nurture
2. Get back into weekly swimming with the kids (already bought new swim pass)
3. Finish Simple Living membership site
4. Start my garden
5. Revise workout plan to include outside workouts
6. Plan and go on vacation to florida early April
7. Play the piano at least twice a month
8. Working with organization with my son
9. Doing crafts with my daughter
10. Cut my portion sizes
Goal for week: 5 fruits and vegetables a day
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Steph
Posted March 04, 2006 09:18 AM
1. Continue park dates with Rory (our dog)
2. Try AquaChi class
3. Register for Yoga retreat
4. Continue flying each day even if it is 10-15 min.
5. Start looking into getting more into business idea
6. Continue working on cookbook
7. Find sponsorship for 3day
8. Don't take anymore "unnecessary" projects
9. Read more
10. Work on getting dining room table ALL set
11. Look into Life's co-op discount
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Bee
Posted March 04, 2006 08:21 AM
1. Get comfortably back into maintenance range, not just flirting with the top of the range.
2. Sell the house
3. Not stress over the house : )
4. Pick up some additional clients
5. Shore up dd's summer plans
6. Choose a landscape contractor and design the lawn/garden for the new house
7. Exercise outdoors more when the weather improves - specifically, re-start family hikes on the weekends at Hinckeley Reservation
8. Finish the registration process for dd's new school.
9. Let dd enjoy the nice weather - ride bikes, play outside, etc... and not get too busy to do it.
10. Try new Spring/Summer recipes with local produce
February goals: continue to focus on eating slowly and mindfully; cut down on the sweets and salty snacks
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Preciousmew
Posted March 03, 2006 10:28 PM
Wow 10 things...I think, I could list about a 100 but I think there mostly work related..
1. Look for somewhere to move
2. Buy a house
3. Exercise More
4. Eat a little healthier..
5. Cut down on sweets
6. Drink more water during the day
7. Visit my family back home
8. Take a trip to Vegas
9. Read More
10.Just Enjoy what I have..What a Great Life
Goodbye excuse!! Lets achieve those weight-loss goals!!
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Michb
Posted March 03, 2006 10:05 PM
Well lets see 10 to 15 things to do before June 21.
1. Exercise on a daily basis
2. Eat less sugary food
3. Be happy with myself.
4. Get a pedicure and a manicure
5. Exercise enough that equals the miles across Kansas by my self.
6. Deal with my stress in a better manner
7. Drink less Pop
8. Find and try 1 new healthy recipe weekly
9. Become closer to my spouse and spend more time with him
10. Build a team for the Relay for Life in my area
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cobismom
Posted March 03, 2006 06:29 PM
When I saw this in the WW magazine, I thought, oh how easy...but it's hard to think of 10 things I could do and achieve by June 21....but here goes:
1. I want to be able to stick to program
2. Exercise three times a week in the water and 3 times on my bike.
3. Get my chest xray done, and add the EKG to that
4. Get out the summer water jug and use it now.
5. Take the tai chi class
6. Treat myself to a facial and massage.
7. Organize my files of recipes for summer healthy eating
8. Go to visit my dad
9. Move my craftroom upstairs
10. Devote 30 minutes a day to reading and writing
11. Get to bed by 11:00 each evening
12. Work on changing my attitude about being 50+
13. Start planning a field trip to Duluth
14. Sort through summer clothes and update
15. Write more paper letters, less e-mails.
It's never too late to get it right.
