It's such a nice treat that after the busyness of May, I'm rewarded with the calm of June. My goal to blog daily (only accomplished here, here, and here) were thwarted by needing sleep or downtime or working in the yard on the weekends. Likewise, the goals I'd set for May were only partially completed. They were:
1. Take Crickett for a walk three times a week.
We spent more time outside, but poor Crickett was only walked a handful of times.
By my husband. Bless him.
OK, it wasn't a hallway closet, but it got organized.
I met this goal again and again. I read Bread and Wine in April. (You can see my Book List here.) I really enjoyed it and decided to actually cook the recipes in it. Novel idea, huh? I made: Breakfast Cookies, Brannon's Caesar Salad, Annette's Enchiladas, Basic Risotto, Blueberry Crisp (twice) and Nigella's Flourless Chocolate Brownies.
4. Workout four times per week.
So, I joined a gym. And the next day, I had buyer's remorse because the gym has approximately two classes per week. Plus one that costs an extra $80 per month. I like classes. Thankfully, I read my contract and figured out that I could cancel it within 72 hours via certified letter. Done. Still on the hunt for a gym.
5. Develop a prayer calendar to use with J.
And make praying with him a priority.
We have a printed calendar and have talked about a plan of attack. This remains on the list.
I ate at Subway twice. I'm choosing not to count it as fast food since I could have made the sandwich at home. But there was not Whataburger, Taco Bell or Chicken Express. Success.
For June, I want to continue what I'd started in May, but didn't complete. I also plan to add some items from my 101 in 1001 list. Here's what I'd like to do in June:
1. Walk Crickett three times per week.
2. Workout three times per week.
3. Develop a prayer calendar to use with J.
And make praying with him a priority.
4. Make homemade mozzarella cheese.
5. Change light fixtures in hallways.
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