2010 Goals
This is at the Haunted Halloween Provo River Cruise with my mom. It was fun and spooky with a pirate that jumped in the river and tried to board our ship.
You can see two years ago goals here.
Apparently last year I didn’t make any. I cannot find them. But I am pretty sure, have a baby and don’t gain 95 pounds were two of them.
So here are the goals for 2010:
1- Get bum fixed. Surgery and physical therapy and everything. I am tired of living the life of a 95 year old man. I mean, seriously, as my Grandpa’s disease progressed, we could share stories. Not in a good way either.
2- Loose the gut. But be happy with myself if it doesn’t come off right away. I mean, having a baby and then surgery 6 months later is not easy and I am just going to be happy to not balloon up. So walking is going to be it for me for a while. I am so anxious to get back into the gym. I just need to figure out how to work that in.
3- Take Dave Ramsey’s advice and get out of debt. Make some reasonable goals for the coming year and don’t pay for Christmas with credit cards and the upcoming years tax return. Work hard and hopefully pay off the student loans. We will see. Bum surgery is probably pretty pricey.
4- I dreamed last night of a perfectly organized house. I am looking at you my friends. You who have a place for everything and everything in its place. That is not my house. My house is covered in piles of stuff. Everywhere. It makes me crazy and I don’t really know what to do about it. I need to get some organizational help. I have goals of putting everything in a nice little container and getting it off the fetchin’ (ha) floor.
4- Get stuff out of here that we don’t use. Get rid of boy clothes that we no longer need. Sell at the garage sale.
5- Get a piano. This is what I have been asking people to give me in lieu presents lately. It is the donate to the Robinson Piano Fund.
4. Get good at the piano. This one fell to the wayside. I want to do this, but I need to find a place in the day the squeeze it in. We will see.
5- Start a card business. More on that later, but I am excited. I have been kind of working on this for years, but have finally figured out how and what I want to do.
6- Be happy. Learn to see the good. Don’t despair. There are several resources of late that have helped me with this. This video, this talk, this scripture, this and this blog.
7- Plan and do fun things as a family all year long.
Double chin be gone.
January 9th, 2010 at 12:57 pm
Ha, ha, ha. That’s the first picture that I’ve thought we looked alike. I think it’s because at the right angle you look like you have a double chin (though you don’t), and I have a perma-double chin. Your (fake) double chin makes you look like me.