Sunday, March 4, 2012
Getting Back on Track
I haven't finished anything recently, but I'm definitely working on it.
Back in January, I lamented the difficulty of giving up soda. Well, when I started having all that trouble sleeping, I kicked the caffeine habit. And the non-caffeinated types of soda just aren't as much fun.
(Only because California is lame and doesn't sell caffeine-free Dr. Pepper. Can we get with the program, please?)
Anyway, kicking the soda habit hasn't been absolute. But it's gotten a LOT better. And I'm now 20% done with #2.
My goal for seeing ten Angels games is in the beginning stages, too, since tickets went on sale this weekend. Now I'm just working on trying to decide which games I want to see. Which is hard because the correct answer, obviously, is ALL THE GAMES. It's just too bad my bank account disagrees so vehemently.
My dad and I have the very most tentative of plans to go to the Reagan Library "soon." It's on our radars, so I know we'll make it happen.
I got reacquainted with Netflix a week or two ago after months of paying for movies I wasn't watching. So silly.
And I've now been to Disneyland 5 times.
Things are coming right along. And when you factor in the three goals that are already done and finished, I'm pretty pleased with where I'm at right now, going into March.
I know I've said this a zillion times, but planning is a vital step in making Project 52 work for you. If you feel like you haven't gotten anywhere yet or like you're already behind, take some time to sit down and look at your list. Make some plans. Set some dates. Do a little research. Get going. Finishing just one goal this week will help you feel like you are right back on track.
Trust me.
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I don't really blog too much about my 52 project. However, things are moving right along. I have seen movies and read books and doing projects. FUn stuff!
ReplyDelete~Naila Moon
Haha, I just read your review for The Vow...I haven't seen it but I'm 100% sure that I'd agree with your review. Channing is nice to look at but that's about it. Anyway, I'm glad you are getting back on track with Project 52...and I'm trying to do the same. :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I could go to 10 Mariners games! My wallet won't allow it either :( I'm so jealous of your Disneyland trips!
ReplyDeleteI gave up soda for about three days. It wasn't worth it.
ReplyDeleteI gave up soda for Lent once when I was a teenager, and it really did change my habits. I used to drink a soda a day, almost, and now I only drink it rarely. It's amazing how going without something can make you realize how little you need it.
ReplyDeleteYou're doing a great job. I need to give up soda too. It's time. :)
ReplyDeleteMoving right along, nice work! :-)
ReplyDeleteI gave up caffeinated beverages cold turkey about a week ago. It's TOUGH. I had a pretty awesome Diet Dr. Pepper habit before that. Honestly, I don't know how I'm doing it. Everyday at lunch time, when I'd normally guzzle a can or two I feel like crying. For real!
ReplyDeleteGood job on your list! I actually made one but have not put it on my blog. BUT. I am checking things off! Thanks for giving me the motivation to make the list in the first place!
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me with 10 games? I'd be lucky to get my butt to ONE! It sounds so fun though, and love that you and your dad have a museum trip planned!
ReplyDeleteHope you do get to see ten games though!
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous of you and your Disneyland and baseball games. Wanna trade for some never-ending winters?
ReplyDeleteI haven't been to Disneyland in many years. I suspended my Netflix account back before Christmas, but now it going to resume. Now I can catch up on some movies.
ReplyDeleteLee
I've fallen off the Project 52 wagon. I just hopped back on though and should be crossing a few things off soon.
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