This year hubby and I were lucky to have two weeks off from work together. We were able to spend some time together, time with his family, and go on a mini-vacation to San Francisco. We returned from our Christmas adventure last evening just in time for the New Year to ring in.
As I move forward into a new year, there are a few goals I would like to shoot for.
1. Waste less food - I found myself throwing a lot away last year and its my goal to waste less.
2. Eat better - So I got off track of taking care of my diabetes. My goal for the new year to to get back to being focused and eating less sugar. I was eating too many sweets which is so not good for me. But sometimes a girl just doesn't want to count carbs.
3. Exercise by doing something fun - I walk Moses in th morning but I think I need to do more. I often find that my knees and legs ache. I was doing a little bit of Yoga with Penny and I liked it a lot.
4. Make more dinners - Use all those recipes I've pinned on Pinterest. Make dinners ahead of time.
5. Back up all photos. My computer crashed and I lost a ton of photos. Now I need to get organized again and keep track of my photos and properly back them up.
6. Continue to get rid of the unnecessary and purge what I don't use - Simply said. I have too much stuff. I am a memorabilia person. I save too many things. Time to purge as no one is gonna want all that old crap.
7. Fix up Bonus Room and get a new front door - house projects a plenty.
Have you ever watched those TV Game shows where they have a couple of doors and behind one is a grand prize? Well, this weekend the hub and I found out what was behind our Door #1. The hubby and I are starting the beginning phases of landscaping our backyard. Our first step, was to clean out the area behind our garage. When we moved in, there was about 2 feet of walking space behind our garage the rest of the area was covered in vines. Vines were growing on the roof and generally it was a mess. Not wanting the vines to take over the roof, we I started to clear out the vines last fall. But after we cut a million vines with only a pair of clippers we gave up and decided to clean out the rest in the spring. Spring came around and we didn't do much until one day when I was sick a few weeks ago, I ran into our gardener. I showed him the mess and asked if he knew of anyone who could come clean it out. I could tell he was actually, quite happy for me to broach the subject of ...
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