Belated October Goals

 A little late but my list of goals for October* & my Hallows harvest emoticon emoticon emoticon emoticon emoticon


1) eating seasonally, organically, locally, as much as I can: lots of pumpkin and squash things and apple things, last harvests of herbs from the garden - very healthy; also some spaghetti squash instead of pasta; also mixing it up with grains (the first of the harvests was at the beginning of August) and grapes emoticon emoticon emoticon
2) Losing 2 lbs a week emoticon emoticon
3) Writing on non-Spark blogs - 1 a day for the rest of the month* emoticon
4) Also pre-writing and researching for Nanowrimo in Nov* ~5555/day emoticon
5) A graphic a day* emoticon
6) Min of 1 hr exercise; bonus for 2 hrs/day exercise 6 days a week emoticon emoticon emoticon emoticon
7) An hour of web code ed; an hour of house work; 100 sparkpoints daily emoticon emoticon emoticon emoticon emoticon
8) 10 sites* emoticon emoticon
9) 10 job apps* emoticon emoticon emoticon
10) 1 hour standing computing daily emoticon emoticon

-will have to make a daily schedule, as I fell quite short on some of my Sept goals; and this is a little more ambitious, but focused emoticon emoticon emoticon


*keeping in mind that Oct is also mostly under Mercury Retrograde influence this year emoticon


Member Comments About This Blog Post

  • vCANDOK1260
    great goals
    2503 days ago
  • vRITZIBROWN
    Your goals are incredible! You have the life plan goals so balanced and doable, also making time for you. Exceptional. emoticon
    2506 days ago
  • vBONNIEMARGAY
    Fun!
    2506 days ago
  • vno profile photoCD5745313
    Nice to have goals beyond just food and fitness - a great all-around plan.
    Go for it!
    2507 days ago
  • vHIKING-4-ME
    emoticon emoticon
    2507 days ago
  • vTENNISJIM
    Awesome
    2507 days ago

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