The problem with New Year's Resolutions is that I usually forget about them a month later while Bucket Lists don't provide a realistic time frame for me to complete my goals. There is too much room for procrastination when tasks are not clearly defined. The solution? I've decided to give 101 Things in 100 Days a try - Inspired by other bloggers' lists, I've created my own - let's see how many of these I accomplish in 2.75 years!
Start Date: June 22, 2010
End Date: March 19, 2013
Italicized = In progress
Bold = Done
Start Date: June 22, 2010
End Date: March 19, 2013
Italicized = In progress
Bold = Done
o1. Get something I've written published
o2. Take dance lessons
o3. Have a tweet replied by a celebrity on Twitter
o4. Get a cactus for my room
o5. Attempt 31 Days of Love [Refer to 365 Days of Love] (0/31)
o6. Have my letter/comment read on-air on the radio
o7. Organize a tea party with my closest friends
o8. Give someone message pills in a bottle (Refer to A Millionaire's First Love)
o9. Go on a missions trip
1o. Read at least twelve books for fun in a year (0/12)
11. Try African food
12. Read a book on grammar
13. Try a new recipe every month for a year (0/12)
14. Put away half my paycheque into my savings account every month for 1 year to see how much I can save
15. Create a time capsule for myself to open in 5 years
16. Snap a picture a day for a month (0/30)
17. Write an "if anything ever happens to me" letter
18. Learn a new instrument
19. Send my parents on an all-expense paid for vacation
2o. Participate in the Sun Run
21. Watch a Chinese and Korean movie without subtitles (0/2)
22. Send someone a care package
23. Hang a lock at Namsan Tower in Seoul
24. Blog something meaningful everyday for a week
25. Write 10 notes of appreciation to 10 friends (0/10)
26. Watch the sunrise
27. Do the Grouse Grind
28. Travel to Shanghai
29. Go snowboarding
3o. Do a 7 day cleanse
31. Commit to the 60-day Insanity workout
32. Attend 5 live concerts (1/5)
33. Visit my sister when she goes on exchange
34. Throw a surprise party for someone special
35. Go ice skating at Robson Square
36. Make a trip to try beavertails (I am after all Canadian now!)
37. Indulge in cheesecake at Cheesecake Etc.
38. Attempt to take a picture in the middle of the street in Shibuya, Japan
39. Keep a prayer journal
4o. Volunteer for a great cause
41. Eat In-N-Out
42. Visit the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco
43. Shop at a flea market
44. Take a train ride
45. See a movie by myself
46. Watch Lord of the Rings
47. Buy a hard drive
48. Learn to make an Indian dish
49. Visit Charlie’s Chocolate Factory
5o. Organize a Tegomass Forums staff reunion with everyone living in Vancouver
51. Create a portfolio
52. See a drive-in movie
53. Host a dinner party
54. Call someone new once a week for 2 months to catch up (0/8)
55. Take pictures at a photobooth
56. Take my driving test
57. Go on a roadtrip
58. Make a daily list of 5 things that make me happy for one month
59. Attend a film festival
6o. Take up ice skating lessons again
61. Go to bed by midnight for a month (0/30)
62. Clean and redecorate my room
63. Put photo frames up on my room wall
64. Cook for my family once a week for 6 months (0/24)
65. Find out my blood type
66. Graduate
67. Don’t complain about anything for one week
68. Take a yoga class
69. Go hiking
7o. Shop at a thrift shop
71. Read all the books I’ve purchased
72. Bake a birthday cake for someone
73. Expand my vocabulary by 100 words
74. Attend a musical
75. Read a book in the park
76. Develop my photos
77. Find a full-time job
78. Drink only water for 2 weeks straight
79. Donate unworn clothing and shoes
8o. Tutor someone
81. Try geo-caching
82. Learn to bake cheesecake
83. Write a letter to my future 28-year old self
84. Review my Mandarin texts
85. Attend 5 local events (0/5)
86. Complete reading 30 Books Everyone Should Read Before Their 30th Birthday list
87. Go jogging at least twice a week for 2 months
88. Go to one Bard on the Beach play once a year (1/2)
89. Reconnect with 3 old friends (0/3)
9o. Balance chequebook at least once a month for a year (0/12)
91. Go on a grad trip
92. Learn to make seaweed soup
93. Back up my computer files & organize into folders
94. Pray for someone consistently for a month, repeat.
95. Keep a Bible reading/devotions journal
96. Surprise 5 people with something nice (0/5)
97. Make a new friend
98. Save $200 every month for 6 months (0/6)
99. Open up a power savings account
1oo. Learn to make Vietnamese shrimp rolls
1o1. Learn to use every single function on my camera

1 comments:
I like how your end date is before your start day! That's like dividing by zero!!!
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