Damn February for being so short.
I got very little done this month.
All sorts of personal life stuff got in the way,
and caused some major slacking in the goal-achieving department.
and caused some major slacking in the goal-achieving department.
But March is almost here, which means Spring is coming! Hip hip... hooray!
- Track spending, you big chicken.
Not gonna lie. This didn't happen at all.
- Introduce myself to all of my neighbors. Consider bribery/treats...
I attempted to. But I almost fell and broke my leg on ice while walking through the neighborhood,
so I'm waitin' for spring.
- Do some sort of Valentine decoration in hour house.
Negative.
- Read 2 books.
I read one.
Recap here.
I met Jen and Kelly for drinks. But all of us ladies need to get together again soon!
Done.
To be determined.
- Learn how to take a selfie without a Lily photobomb.
Nope.
March Goals:
- Spending tracking. Third month's a charm.
- Decorate mantle.
- Go see our tax man.
- Make Easter treats, something like my eggs from last year.
- Morning gym visits 3 days per week.
- Go see live music once.
- Make 7 additional Let's Get Crockin' meals.
- Book Florida trip.
- Lose 5 pounds.
How did you do with your February goals? Do you have any big ones for March?
I cracked up imagining you heading to your neighbors & dramatically slipping on ice. Definitely wait till Spring. At least you managed to get a few things done in February. But I feel like March will be better :)
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February DID go by way too fast! Morning gym runs are also on my list.
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Hey Jess! Personally I think you did a fantastic job on your goals!
ReplyDeleteI am loving the picture of you in the ice. So cool!
We tried to track our spending in February as well...and did ok for about 1/2 the month and then kinda let it slip. I'm hoping to get better at this in March (fingers crossed). Otherwise, I'm keeping my goals pretty simple and fun this month!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on tracking spending. I was doing good & then our computer died, & so did my attempts at tracking our funds. I think the fact that we hardly have any & that's depressing, is what makes me not want to do it so much. Which is also the reason I should. It's a double edged sword, I tell ya. = )
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