Free Projects
- sand, repaint, and hang the spice rack
- make labels for the spice jars
- beat Marvel Ultimate Alliance and return it to Shaun
- paint last two drawers in computer desk
- list unwanted video games and books on half.com
- dye and skein yarn surplus
- fix bamboo on bar
- make a sock knitting pouch for my morning bus rides
- hang paintings, pictures, and decorations around the house
- hem kitchen curtain
- redo blog layout and links
- iron ReBelle bags
- create a recipe file organized by ingredient price
- read a book a month
- organize CD's, DVD's, records and videos
- redesign etsy store
- finish or rip all old knitting projects
- knit another ball band rug for the kitchen
- sand and paint hand and foot displays
- put spoons up on eBay
- put old camera equipment on eBay
- make grass curtain for tiki room
- buy baskets and organize VG controllers, cords, etc
- buy and install stemware hangers behind the bar
- exercise 5 days a week (3 strength, 2 cardio)
- blog 3 times a week
- bake a loaf of bread every week (this just sounds nice)
- make ahead healthy convenience foods (i.e. hummus, baba ghanoush, cut veggies)
- clean for 30 minutes a day
- keep the laundry under control by running at least 2 loads a week
- take 1-2 days a week off with Philip to do fun stuff (we'll call this a weekend)
- Spin for 4-5 hours/week
- put new items in etsy store every week
- last two Sandman books
- Life of Pi
- Running with Scissors
- Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates (I've read the first hundred pages 4-5 times)
- Villa Incognito (another book I keep starting)
- Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
- World War Z
- The last two Hitchhikker books
- Dirk Gently's Holisic Detective Agency
- Long Dark Tea Time of the Soul
5 comments:
I bet you will be so relieved to have some time for yourself again! Putting time aside to read Sandman is definitely something I could get behind. Neil has been one of my favorite authors for many years.
I understand exactly what you are saying. I'm coming off 60 hour weeks to 36 and its a culture shock!! I think I can adapt. LOL
I love lists!
Good luck to you, and jnoy that new-found time!
I have been reading through the Sandman books slowly over the past few months and I started the Wake last nightso I am almost done. I bought Endless nights at Sqecial last weekend with the credit I got for selling books. They had a ton of other Gaiman books, but I couldn't even decide where to start so if you have any recommendations I would be glad to hear them.
All my bread recipes seem to make two loaves, so you could make bread every other week if you only eat one a week.
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