I got this idea from Happy Little Homemaker's blog. The general idea is to set 101 goals to be accompliushed in 1001 days. This is hard for me because I want to finish them all NOW lol. Here is my list:
101 (goals) in 1001 (days)
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Personal
NFP classes
Pray for husband & children daily
Pray a morning offering daily
Learn Rosary by heart
Pray the rosary daily
Rosary Workout Level 3
Walk/Run in a benefit walk
Learn more/ Consecrate self to Mary
Learn with the kids about 5 Saints per year (15)
Create a new holiday tradition each holiday
Learn all Stations of the Cross
Go to confession 10 times
Read 30 catholic books (about 1 per month)
Read backlog of catholic books & other bible studies
Read 101 books together with kids!
Read a chapter book together each night until finished (3)
Read 60 books from library (2 per month)
Read 101 books
Work on 4 year degree
GPA at least 3.5
Take a “fun” class
Drink More Water!
2 sodas per day
150 lbs
Wear makeup & jewelry daily
Revisit & reexamine life for priorities quarterly
Go to Dr.
Go to Dentist
LASIK surgery
Spend 1 hour daily with just Amp!
Get 5 pictures of Amp!!
Kiss nightly
1 new baby
Give 10 “i saw this and thought of you gifts”
Do 10 random acts of kindness
Send out 5 “care packages”
Keep in regular contact with grandparents, brothers, aunts/uncles, etc. (face book-how are you?)
Find out all the family birthdays, anniversaries, and email addresses. Write on calendar and circulate.
Create a budget
Stick to the budget!!
$3,000 in savings
Pay Tithes weekly (goal- 5-10% of income- use end of year report to calculate)
Pay off 5 debts
$500 in Christmas Club Yearly
Buy House
New car
Save $5 for each goal completed. Savings
List things that we need/want and buy them at Yard Sales, etc (10 times)
Put 10% found income in savings/help someone
Spending freeze for 1 week (3 times)
20 followers on through my is blog
Featured on 2 different blogs
Learn more about Podcasting/ Catholic new media
Go to the Perry Fair
Take kids to the carnival when in town
5 museams
Attend a women’s or blogging conference
Go to Disney
Go to a NBA game
Attend One in The Spirit
Attend Eucharistic Congress Event
Kateri Tekakwtitha Pow Wow/Shrine
Go to Pennsylvania
Family Reunion
Eat a Philly Pretzel!
Go bowling 10 times
Decorate the house for every major holiday
One thing out of each FamilyFun Magazine (all ripped out ideas)
Do 1 cub Scout thing per week (143 things)
Make Pasta Fagioli
Cook one thing from each cookbook I own
Create 1 page for recipe binder for each meal cooked from cookbooks
Get a freezer
Use or trash all stamped images from swaps (past/present/future)
Create 5 BIA books
Up to Date Scrapbooks
101 Crafts with kids
Send out 101mailed cards or notes (about 4 per month/1 per week)
Sell cards at 2 different locations
Sell stuff at Possum Hollow
Get a sewing Machine
Learn to sew
Sew 5 projects
Make an apron
Make family Halloween costumes
Print out pictures
Donate blood
Complete 10 goals DURING Lent
Donate 50 items to food pantry
Donate $50 per year to charity
Make 50 rosaries to donate and mail/give away
Find someone (nursing home, etc) who needs cards
Make and send 101 cards
CELEBRATE birthday!
Throw a party
LIMIT COMPUTER TIME!
Reuse as much as possible BEFORE recycling
Have a yard sale
Organize and clean out computer
TBD! Fun! lol
I am also going to make this a "page" so that I can update my progress online ;)
Have a great day!
Alicia
Hi Alicia,
ReplyDeleteThese are some great goals! I have a question for you: what is a rosary workout. Is that your own thing or an actual professional-type workout?
God bless,
Carol
Hi Carol! The Rosary Workout is a book by Peggy Bowes. I bought my copy on Amazon.com and I think Catholicmom.com is having a giveaway for it right now. It is a great book that teaches you to use the Rosary during workouts. It starts you off slowly and then you build up endurance as you build your meditation skills. I am a fairly new Catholic and cannot even pray a rosary without help. This book actually addresses that! I also love the scriptural rosary free MP3 download from rosaryarmy.com in my little iPod shuffle for working out! Thanks for stopping by! God Bless!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info! I will have to check the book out, it sounds awesome.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Catholic Church, btw. :)
Yeah! Good luck with your list. Now I'm more motivated to work on mine :)
ReplyDeleteJen, Thanks! When I read your list, it really inspired me to give it a try!!
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