Start date: July 10, 2013
End date: April 6, 2016
{25 complete, 74 to go!}
1. Fly first class.
2.
3.
4. Have a social media-free weekend.
5. Make my bed everyday for a month.
6. Ride on a sailboat.
7.
8. Find a signature scent.
9.
10. Stay at a bed and breakfast.
11. Invest in personalized stationery.
12. Have a picnic.
13.
14. Eat Texas BBQ in Austin.
15. Send snail mail to friends for birthdays and holidays.
16. Buy a coffee table book.
17. Go to a drive-in movie.
18. Donate blood.
19.
20. Read the entire NY Times Sunday paper and attempt the crossword.
21.
22.
23. Have my diplomas and CPA license framed.
24.
25. Take a cooking class.
26. Prepare a meal using only ingredients found at a farmer's market.
27. Take a road trip.
28. Visit three new states (NJ).
29. Visit Cape Cod/Martha's Vineyard.
30. Visit a new country.
31.
32. See all the "Best Picture" Oscar nominees one year (5/9).
33. Host a wine & cheese happy hour for my girlfriends.
34. Sleep under the stars.
35. Watch the sunrise and the sunset in the same day.
36. Don't eat fast food for a month.
37. Take a hot yoga class.
38. Run a half marathon.
39.
40. Visit NYC at Christmas.
41. Participate in a Color Run 5k.
42. Pay for someone else's meal in a drive-thru or restaurant.
43. Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity.
44.
45. Participate in a charity run/walk.
46.
47. Buy something from Etsy.
48. Buy flowers for someone.
49. Make my own spaghetti sauce.
50. Floss everyday for a month.
51.
52.
53. Buy nothing new for one month.
54. Read ten so-called classic novels.
55.
56. Leave a 100% tip at a restaurant.
57. Compile a list of inspiring quotes.
58. Donate my old Mac laptop.
59. Write a "Day in the Life" blog post.
60. Take a home-cooked meal to someone.
61.
62.
63. Stretch every day for a month.
64. Update my resume.
65. Own a decent set of kitchen knives.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70. Purchase a "Where I've Been" map.
71.
72. Create a beauty routine and stick with it.
73. Buy a bicycle.
74. Eat the recommended serving of vegetables every day for one week.
75. See ten so-called classic films.
76. Try five new foods (Risotto, acorn squash).
77. Learn how to change a flat tire.
78. Discover five new restaurants in town (1/5).
79. Have friends over for brunch.
80.
81. Stop drinking coffee for one week.
82. Go gluten-free for a month.
83. Leave a friendly note in a public place for a stranger to find and smile about.
84. Organize my recipes.
85.
86. Read a book that intimidates me.
87. Make biscuits from scratch.
88. Pay off my car.
89. Buy a lottery ticket.
90. Watch a meteor shower.
91. Attend a festival.
92. Pop a bottle of champagne, just because.
93. Wake up and work out every morning for one week.
94. Re-read the Harry Potter series.
95. See all seven Harry Potter movies.
96. Watch the past ten years' "Best Picture" winners at the Oscars.
97. Make five recipes from Ina Garten's cookbook.
98. Go paddleboarding.
99. Make another 101 in 1001 list.
100. Put $10 into savings for every goal accomplished.
101. Donate $10 for every goal not accomplished.
1 comment:
I noticed on your 101 list was "make my bed every day for a month." When I was growing up, I hated having to make my bed every day. Since I retired (no children at home to serve as an ex to), I quit doing that. Then, a few weeks ago, I saw a military hero (whom I admire) talking about the importance of making your bed every morning. He talked about the structure it gives to your day, about the self-discipline involved, AND about how it starts your day with a positive accomplishment. I decided I would try it for a week. I've been amazed at how productive I've been since and how much easier it is to get awake. Normally, I'm a night
owl who resists early mornings (too many years of 5 a.m. or so I told myself).
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