14 for 2014.
I wasn't able to classify all of these as resolutions because I'm not promising myself that I will do them, and they aren't all worthy enough to be called dreams. So instead I'll call them aspirations (def: an aim or desire). If I do them this year, great! If I don't, well at least I tried.
I wasn't able to classify all of these as resolutions because I'm not promising myself that I will do them, and they aren't all worthy enough to be called dreams. So instead I'll call them aspirations (def: an aim or desire). If I do them this year, great! If I don't, well at least I tried.
- Run a half marathon.
- Learn more about coding. Building websites is fascinating.
- Tour the east coast! I have only seen New York so far. The states are so close, I should really be able to see more.
- Help all my students pass the 6th grade. This would be amazing, yet the chances are low.
- Visit 5 museums in New York.
- Balance social media use. I probably use Facebook and Instagram too much, but I don't use Twitter and City really wants us to be Twitter users, I just don't have the time. I would like to balance the 3 out.
- ABP (Always be purging) I like having a clean and clutter-free apartment and I want to keep it that way in 2014. This requires throwing things out and donating things before they get too comfortable in our place.
- Write more letters and send more postcards. Mail is the best!
- Read the bible every morning. I'm not consistent enough.
- Focus on photography. Maybe this will be the year that I purchase my own DSLR camera. Otherwise, I'll still work on photography with other cameras or my iPhone.
- Travel abroad. London and India are on my mind.
- Do something in the for-profit field. I have always done non-profit work and babysitting. I want to mix it up a little. Even if it's for a few months in the summer.
- Shop local. I want to know where my money is going, and who it's supporting.
- Eat at a restaurant in my neighborhood (in East Harlem).
I absolutely love shopping locally! Especially after interning for the chamber of commerce, I learned the value of small businesses in a community.
ReplyDeleteThat's fascinating! I would love to know more of the benefits as well.
DeleteOh I love this!! And I'm so glad I found your blog :) I want to learn more about coding too! I hope you get the chances to travel and see where God takes you. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeletexo, gina
Thanks Gina! I love your blog too! Blessings!
DeleteLove this list! Especially with all of the things focused in New York!
ReplyDeleteLove your list! Especially 5 and 14 – I'm going to add "be a tourist in my own city" to my list!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathleen!
DeleteThis is a great list! Love all the traveling goals. The mail goal is great too- I love sending postcards and letters, it's so personal. :)
ReplyDeleteSo, do you need my address? :) Coding is such a great skill to have these days also. Have you been on codeacademy.com?
ReplyDeleteI'm going to check codeacademy.com out! I think I heard about it somewhere, but I haven't looked at it!
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