As most of you know I turned 30 yesterday. Though intellectually I understand that it's just a number, blah blah blah, it's meaningless, blah blah blah etc. I really don't like it. So I decided to turn my crankiness towards the situation, and set myself up with a set of really crazy goals to complete, reflect, and blog on this year. Thus I have created The 30 List. It's pretty self explanatory. 30 things I want to do this year, all centered around the number 30. I plan to catalog my experiences and progress here, hopefully with some photos, graphs, and other fun widgets. So, here it is:
| The Thirty List |
| 30 Blog Entries |
| 30 Books |
| 30 Completed around the house projects |
| 30 hours of volunteering |
| 30 miles less per week driving |
| 30 minutes less watching tv |
| 30 minutes of exercise |
| 30 minutes per day cleaning |
| 30 movies |
| Try 30 New Recipes |
| 30 New Things |
| 30 New Words English |
| 30 New Words Other Language |
| 30 Ounces of Water Per Day |
| 30 Random Acts of Kindness |
| 30 Submissions |
| 30 Visits With Grandmothers |
| Obtain 30 items of New clothing |
| Do 30 things I've been meaning/wanting to do |
| Give away 30 things |
| Identify 30 Bird Species |
| Knit 30 things |
| Listen to 30 New Tunes |
| Loose 30 Lbs |
| Reduce Household Expense by 30% |
| Reduce Spending by $30 Per week |
| Reduce Waste by 30% |
| Spend $30 per week on local food products |
| 30 minutes of writing every day. |
I know what you're thinking. Holy Moly - that's a lot of things. Well, some of them cross with each other, and some are going to be easily achievable, some will not. I understand that I may not be able to complete all my goals, but I am going to really hard to do so. If I achieve more than 30% of the goals on the list, I will consider myself a success! I hope y'all will take this journey with me and heck, start your own list!
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