However, here are 5 things I'm currently working on doing:
1. Reverting back to my eager-homemaker phase from when we first got married: planning out meals before each week starts, and making a cleaning schedule I stick to.
2. Trying as many new recipes as I can, especially ones from Mastering the Art of French Cooking.
3. Making progress on saving & planning for our trip to Europe (tentatively scheduled for: before kids).
4. Planning regular devotions with my husband.
5. Reading more books on my to-read list.
(photos from our christmas)
It feels like our holiday was so refreshing. We've been surrounded by snow, friends, family, and activities (like cookie-making with our new mixer!). I hope yours was just as good - cheers to 2010 (and to a mild & brief winter, fingers crossed).
6 comments:
From one blogger to another, Happy New Year - I wish you all only successes with your resolutions.
Beautiful photos, dear! It looks like your holidays were really great :)
I like your goals because they are more likely to get fulfilled than "stop procrastinating" and "get organized" lol :)
As for mastering the art of french cooking, I am pretty sure the sales of this book went way up after Julie & Julia, lol. At least I hadn't heard of it before the movie and now it is on my list :)
I want to read books as well, I love reading! I was even thinking of making a book club where we could pick a book a month, read and discuss it:)
have a lovely day, dear! xo
that's a good list -- and lovely photos! happy new year to you!
fingers crossed (and toes!) that we have a mild + short winter!! i, too, would love to get back into routine of homemade meals + a clean house on a daily basis.
Iva, I agree, the sales must have jumped after Julia's memoir & the movie came out. (I'm reading My Life in France right now & it's amazing).
go directly to europe...
do not pass go...
do not collect $200...
plan NoW...before those lovely children start to miraculously appear on your doorstep...
you will never regret it.
(from a mom of almost 5 who has yet to make it to italy with her husband).
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