I started my blog in April by coming up with 101 things I would try to accomplish in 1001 days. Of course I picked some easy things I knew would get done and some other things that would be harder to accomplish. I have accomplished 20 of these things in 8 months. I have until January 6th 2013 to try to finish the rest. The ones highlighted in blue are the items I have accomplished. The 2 that are in red are the ones I know will never be done. Our birthdays have past and we couldn't afford to throw ourselves a birthday party. I also did not make then baby food from scratch because we get baby food through wic so I used that instead. All in all I think I am doing pretty well so far. We shall see what time brings and continue to work through my list!
1. Get professional pictures taken of the trio
2. Take the trio to the Philadelphia zoo
3. Take the trio to the Camden Aquarium
4. Plan a trip to Disney World
5. Work on my own business
6. Create a family cookbook
7. Build a snowman with the trio
8. Throw a 30th birthday bash for Alan and I
9. Learn how to use my camera in manual mode
10. Write on my blog at least 3 times a week
11. Have a 1 year birthday bash for the trio
12. Take the trio to the Please Touch Museum
13. Paint our bedroom
14. Redo the bar in the basement
15. Get a dog
16. Put away $5 for each goal completed in each of the trio accounts
17. Potty train the trio
18. Redo our backyard
19. Plant a garden
20. Unpack and organize the house
21. Create my craft-room
22. Decorate the house
23. Make baby food from scratch
24. Re-do the landscaping in the front of the house
25. Take the trio to the beach
26. Teach the trio how to swim
27. Buy a mini van
28. Continue to take lots of pictures of the trio
29. Sew an outfit for each of the kids
30. Continue to be a stay at home Mommy
31. Become actively involved in my MoM's group
32. Have a yard sale
33. Do something special for my parents
34. Get the trio "big kids" beds
35. Move Paige to her own room
36. Decorate both kids rooms
37. Do lots of arts and crafts with the trio
38. Lose 40 pounds
39. Buy a choo choo wagon
40. Make a wedding scrapbook
41. Finish honeymoon scrapbook
42. Do baby books
43. Make scrapbooks for each of the trio
44. Take the trio camping
45. Learn to cook well
46. Use coupon websites to save money
47. Get to know our neighbors better
48. Go to church more often
49. Have a spa day
50. Create my own kids craft book
51. Become a Brownie leader again
52. Take each child on a one on one special day with me
53. Scan in all of my negatives into the computer
54. Continue my playground photography
55. Make a playground book
56. Shred all unwanted documents
57. Organize and file all wanted documents
58. Read over 100 books to the trio
59. Take the trio to Erie to see where Alan grew up
60. Go to Sesame place
61. Get the trio baptized
62. Get a part-time job
63. Go skiing
64. Go to Peddler's village and ride the carousel
65. Go to story time at the library with the trio
66. Re-learn how to knit
67. Re-learn how to crochet
68. Pay off Alan's student loan
69. Be able to be home alone all day with the kids
70. Run a 5k
71. Go to the movies with Alan
72. Go hiking
73. Do the crop walk
74. Go to the Mercer Museum
75. Cheer on Alan running his first marathon
76. Do something with Alan that neither of us has done before
77. Build a sandcastle at the beach
78. Go to the Erie zoo
79. Go to the Baltimore Aquarium
80. Walk all the way to Dairy Queen
81. Organize all the trio's clothes
82. Organize unwanted clothes
83. Sell at the Mother's market
84. Baby-proof the house
85. Start keeping a diary
86. Start an exercise program
87. Go to a Mommy and me swim class
88. Take a photoshop class
89. Double our saving account
90. Start the trio on solids at 5 months
91. Go with Alan to the Franklin Institute
92. Buy myself some new clothes
93. Update my Disney Dvd collection
94. Get my hair highlighted
95. Go out to dinner just me and Alan
96. Have the trio meet all 3 great-grandmothers
97. Make money off of my art
98. Draw with chalk on the driveway
99. Teach the trio to ride trikes
100. Sing songs with the kids
101. Get through the trio's first year with my sanity somewhat in tact!