It’s hard to believe that 2009 is almost over and the second decade of the millennium will begin in a couple of days. It has been a memorable year, in many ways, and I am counting all of the blessings and lessons that have made it significant.
Aside from evaluating the past, have you also started thinking about what you would like to accomplish in 2010? I’ll show you my list of resolutions, if you’ll show me yours. Okay?
Here goes, in no particular order:
1. Take more time to relax
2. Find more green solutions and implement them at home and in my clients’ homes
3. Increase volunteer work
4. Practice my violin
5. Register for at least two new courses
6. Visit several new museums
7. Keep a Mother of the Bride journal of all the exciting details leading up to Tracy’s and Matthew’s wedding day
8. Increase my meditation practice
9. Eat even more fruits and vegetables
10. Attempt to do more difficult crossword puzzles
Okay. Now it’s your turn: What are your goals for the New Year?
Whatever your wishes, may you and your loved ones have a healthy, fun and peaceful 2010.
All of the precious things in your home reflect who you are. You can use what you have to create the home you’ve always dreamed of.”
– Lauri Ward, Use What You Have Decorating
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Happy New Year, Lauri!
My goals:
Get more sleep.
Worry less about what I can’t change.
Play more practical jokes on friends.
Find a local volunteer project to support.
Do one cultural outing every month.
Start and finish a stained glass project.
Drink more water.
Finish my green certification.
Have a great 2010!
Wrenda Goodwyn
Spectacular Spaces
My goals for 2010 have me looking forward to a better year.
1 – Exercise 2 or 3 times a week.
2 – Read more.
3 – Call friends I haven’t spoken with in a long time.
4 – Line up a painter for spring.
5 – Try to get outdoors more (when the weather warms up!).
6 – Clean out my drawers.
7 – Smile more.
8 – Adopt a puppy from the local rescue.
9 – Put things away as soon as I finish with them.
Happy New Year!