I have some things to accomplish before I turn 70 on September 1, 2019 - 11 goals for 11 months
October saw some progress.
HEALTH: Get off my butt
- or at least off the computer!
4 yoga & 2 stretch sessions
· Stretch DVD - 10/2, 6
· Yoga class – 10/12, 16, 22, 29
GROW ME: More
experiences!
· Volunteering more is not turning out as planned.
No one else would take on being the President of the Pet Club so I said I would
do it for the rest of the year. Now need to find someone to take over 3 officer
roles and go back to being Treasurer only.
· Brainstorming vacation options: We decided to
plan a trip to Santa Fe/Taos.
· Live theater - “Into the Woods”.
· Movie – “A Star is Born”
· Agreed to research selling women’s club piano to
help fund AC for building.
LOVE: Love and be loved!
· Had dinner w. FIL & great aunt 2x; lunch w.
FIL, BIL, nieces, nephew; lunch/wedding photo viewing with son & DIL, agreed
to host Thanksgiving dinner
· Spent time with friends at book discussion
group, Women’s Club meeting, lunch with friends,
JUST DO IT: Get more
done!
· Made a monthly chart of irregular medical &
vet appointments, car servicing, bills, etc.
· Bought a down comforter to replace one that no
longer is in good shape. Still trying to figure out what to do with the old unusable one.
· Bought a cushion for the car passenger
seat to help avoid pain on long trips.
Great goals and great progress! I have had a similar experience with volunteering. I took on one executive role that ended up lasting 4 years and another 2 years, with no one willing to step up and take a turn after me. This has, unfortunately, led me to avoid any significant roles in the organization. On the plus side, I have found more casual opportunities elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteAnimal shelters and kennels will usually take bedding and towels!
- Dar at anexactinglife
Yes, volunteering can quickly lead to long term major commitments! Unfortunately animal shelters don't want down filled items. I just don't want to put it in the landfill but also don't want to try to take it apart and remake it lol.
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ReplyDeleteHate to tell you, but pianos are a thing of the past. My friend actually had to pay to give it away!
ReplyDeleteLove the goals. Maybe I should do the same!
Cheers for the accomplishments!
I know about most pianos. Apparently since this is a parlor grand player piano there is a market within the people who restore them. We'll see.
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