2006 Accomplishments
Dec. 31st, 2006 06:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
livingdebI feel like I didn't accomplish much of what I wanted to accomplish this year, but let's not look at a long depressing list of failures. I did accomplish many good things:
* kept up with doctor and dentist visits (except mammogram)
* tried a no-added-sugar diet for a week
* played ultimate frisbee for the first time in years
* read lots of good books
* visited Vermont and Maine
* visited all four big parks of Disney World with R.
* met some online friends in person
* got a good biscuit recipe
* learned new songs on the guitar and played them at a recital
* donated blood twice
* actually made the charitable contributions I've been saving up for this year
* organized work space at work and kept it fairly neat ever since
* attended the Texas Distance Learning Association's annual conference
* added some good items to my library
* set up contributions to our new Roth 403(b) account at work
* remained child-free
And I still have all kinds of things that I have the privilege of taking for granted such as good health (as soon as I get over this cold), a decent job, home ownership, good friends, a boyfriend, plants that make flowers, library access, and living in a place with decent weather. Also I have a new brother-in-law and three new nieces and a new nephew.
* kept up with doctor and dentist visits (except mammogram)
* tried a no-added-sugar diet for a week
* played ultimate frisbee for the first time in years
* read lots of good books
* visited Vermont and Maine
* visited all four big parks of Disney World with R.
* met some online friends in person
* got a good biscuit recipe
* learned new songs on the guitar and played them at a recital
* donated blood twice
* actually made the charitable contributions I've been saving up for this year
* organized work space at work and kept it fairly neat ever since
* attended the Texas Distance Learning Association's annual conference
* added some good items to my library
* set up contributions to our new Roth 403(b) account at work
* remained child-free
And I still have all kinds of things that I have the privilege of taking for granted such as good health (as soon as I get over this cold), a decent job, home ownership, good friends, a boyfriend, plants that make flowers, library access, and living in a place with decent weather. Also I have a new brother-in-law and three new nieces and a new nephew.