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New Year for Goals

Heh, it's eight days into 2008. I've decided on a resolutions this year. While right now I'm not doing so good at my resolution to spend less time on the computer at the moment, I've been doing better on other things. I'll list them out and add my progress of eight days. Just because it looks nice when you list them. :)

  1. Less time on internet/computer - I do okay with this one until about 2:00pm.
  2. Getting up earlier - I've been waking myself at 8:00am with my alarm clock. It's only an hour difference from my original wake up hour of 9:00am, but I feel better about myself doing this. I've also decided to do an AM Yoga tape we have. The male instructor is dressed in a Speedo, which makes me glad that yoga requires you to close your eyes. ;) Then I read my scripture and take a shower.
  3. Working on my Church duties (callings, visiting teaching) - I'm still working on that, but I'm going to trying and play to practice the piano for Sunday. Doing temple name extraction work (this requires the computer and conflicts with goal 1). I'm also going to try to call my visiting teaching partener and the people I'm suppose to visit regularly.
  4. Working on driving/getting job/writing stories, etc. - I'm still working on those, too. I'll have to work on a plan for improving on these goals. (writing stories also conflicts with goal 1)
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  1. Heather HoytTuesday, February 5, 2008 at 6:08:00 PM PST

    You know what? Your resolutions look about the same as my goals and stuff. Less computer. I have to go to bed earlier. And do yoga. And church callings. I do family search indexing. And the writing and the job and the everything.

    With visiting teaching, once you get in the habit it gets way easier. Like you just have to start doing it, and then it just sort of flows. But it really is a wonderful thing. When you are in the habit.

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