Winter 2013
Let's see what I hoped to do in the Fall...
Fall 2012 goals:
1. Snuggle Jimmy, play with Katie, talk to Anna. There is nothing so important as that.
2. Feed my family. Maybe planning ahead will help? I don't know if I can cross this off. Not great.
3. Make some Christmas gifts. Just some. No fancy expectations. I think just some bread.
4. Make Halloween bags with Anna.
5. Plant Mums in my pot, decide what to do about roses, and deal with old tomato/pepper plants.
6. Sterilize garden area for next spring.
7. Go back to work and start learning to be a librarian.
8. Finish 1st Library class.
9. Do one thing every week to practice Spanish. Nope.
10. Finish editing Abby's senior pictures.
Not too bad. My Spanish is a real problem. I'm not sure what to do about that. Not being a Spanish teacher is a very strange thing. It's hard to find the oomph to practice and seek things out when there are so many other things to do. And I think it all makes me a little sad too. I have a translation job to do this week, I'm hoping getting back into it will help. And I got some new Spanish music for Christmas. Which is good and wonderful, but there was this weird moment when I thought "Why Spanish music? I'm not a Spanish teacher anymore." As though loving Spanish is not this central part of me. I don't know. I don't like it.
Winter 2013 goals:
1. Relax. Look around and breathe in the chaos and laugh and enjoy it.
2. Get passports for the whole family!
3. Make a 13 list for the kitchen to replace the Manifesto (Anna's idea!)
4. Put the binding on my quilt for the couch.
5. Figure out a way to integrate Spanish into my new life. Kind of. I'm doing some more translating.
6. Move the files-old year out, etc.
7. Hallway and 8x10's for 2012.
I feel like there are some things that I wanted to do that I'm forgetting. That makes me feel crazy. Lists make me feel less crazy.
Happy 2013!
4 comments:
Where are you all headed that requires passports?
I had the same question as Trinket!
Matthew's sister Jeanette moved to Washington State, close to Canada. If we visit, we may go hiking in Canada! Passports! :)
Also, it's good to have passports, just because. Never know when you might need one. I know how you feel about Spanish. I love it and used to be decent at speaking. There was one point I could dream in Spanish. Then I graduated college and never used it. You know what they say about that. Speak Spanish to your kids. :)But I'm guessing you already do.
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