Nevertheless, I've decided (as any good blogger should) to create a 30 before thirty list. So far I've come up with ten things:
1. Make a baby book for Violet.
3. Switch from Blogger to Wordpress
4. Print photos of Violet, frame, and hang them.
5. Have a date night with Kevin at least twice a month.
6. Send a handmade card for birthdays and anniversaries of my loved ones and close friends
7. Get outside at least twice a week no matter the weather or schedule.
8. Learn CSS
9. Create one small piece of art per week or one large piece per month
10. Create a silhouette painting of Violet
Ten written down, twenty to go! I'm open to any and all suggestions...
I love the silhoutte idea. You've inspired me to write my own list!
ReplyDeleteFantastic start to your list!!! Some ideas...
ReplyDelete- Try a new recipe
-Plant a garden
- Start a compost
Cannot wait to watch as your work towards your list!
I am also in the process of making a book for my son's first year using Blurb. Love that idea!
Great goals! My 30th is in October and I have certainly been thinking a lot about what that means for me.
ReplyDeleteDon't get hung up on being 30. 50 is the new 30, I hope!
ReplyDeleteI'm 35. Lemme just say, "30" was a fabulous year :)
ReplyDeleteI finally felt like a grown-up and had some clout. I stopped living my life to gain approval from others. I did what felt right for me. Don't fear "30," welcome it as a milestone :)
Enjoy 29 while you've got it, but love "30" when you get there! I even started giving my ages themes. For example, 30 was "The Year of Dreams." That year I did all sorts of things I'd always thought about doing but hadn't yet. I took acting classes, signed with an agent and started doing commercials!
So, do what makes your heart sing! Yay You!
Wow this is a great idea! Wish I could help you add to the list, but I'm really liking what you've got so far!
ReplyDeleteWow this is a great idea! Wish I could help you add to the list, but I'm really liking what you've got so far!
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