January Goals
✓ More tea.
✓ Continue planning Scotland. Do two things.
✓- Oil change and tire rotation for both vehicles. (We still need to rotate the tires on the truck.)
✓ Continue planning Scotland. Do two things.
✓- Oil change and tire rotation for both vehicles. (We still need to rotate the tires on the truck.)
Additional Successes
• Survived winter break.
• Looking at travel plans for 2020.
• Figuring out my schedule for 2020.
• inputting French notes into a Google doc.
• Filling out paperwork to get money from student loans.
• Got 2 dresses altered so I can actually wear them.
• Got laptop bag fixed.
• Found a winter jacket I like! (It's been a few years of searching.)
• Lots of family time.
• Spoke on the phone with an Australian, which I was anxious about.
• Made 2 sales on Poshmark.
• Looking at travel plans for 2020.
• Figuring out my schedule for 2020.
• inputting French notes into a Google doc.
• Filling out paperwork to get money from student loans.
• Got 2 dresses altered so I can actually wear them.
• Got laptop bag fixed.
• Found a winter jacket I like! (It's been a few years of searching.)
• Lots of family time.
• Spoke on the phone with an Australian, which I was anxious about.
• Made 2 sales on Poshmark.
February Goals
– More tea. (one of the best decisions from January)
– Go ice skating once.
– Go ice skating once.
– Figure out French 103 plans.
– Figure out at least one hotel for Scotland. Ideally 2 or 3.
– Search for rain boots and a rain jacket for Scotland.
– Make returns (Anthro, Target, Belk, Macy's).
– Fill out taxes.
– Finish reading my book.
– Get my computer backed up.
– Book flight to NYC, and flight between EDI and CDG
– Hotel for NYC
– Figure out at least one hotel for Scotland. Ideally 2 or 3.
– Search for rain boots and a rain jacket for Scotland.
– Make returns (Anthro, Target, Belk, Macy's).
– Fill out taxes.
– Finish reading my book.
– Get my computer backed up.
– Book flight to NYC, and flight between EDI and CDG
– Hotel for NYC
IWSG Question –– Has a single photo or work of art ever inspired a story? What was it and did you finish it?
I mean teachers definitely used this strategy in school both with language arts as well as through the study of language.
What I would really like to do is to take a photograph that tells a story. I think that would be a fun challenge for me - kind of taking it the opposite direction.
I mean teachers definitely used this strategy in school both with language arts as well as through the study of language.
What I would really like to do is to take a photograph that tells a story. I think that would be a fun challenge for me - kind of taking it the opposite direction.