I failed to accomplish most of my goals or to make significant changes or improvements in my life during my first One Hundred Days.
I am going to try again.
Originally posted on Day Twenty-Six and annotated yesterday on the 100th day, here is a revised version of my list of things to accomplish in the next 100 days: Continue reading Day I: Starting Over
Friday. Tired. As usual. No progress. As usual. Perhaps I should revisit my list of goals; you know, the things I had intended to accomplish within 100 days? That’s probably a good idea. Just… not right now.
I am not yet fully recovered from the lingering cold that has been plaguing me for two solid weeks, but at least most of the sinus congestion has cleared up. A nagging, deep cough continues to bother me and my energy levels are low. Nevertheless, I puttered away at a few little projects today. Continue reading DAY FIFTY-TWO: Not Fully Recovered, But…
Little visible progress toward anything today despite hours spent on caulking and patching. I more or less finished the necessary pre-painting work in the main bedroom and the kitchen and I started on the bathroom. I was not able to mark very many things off my weekend list. I find it frustrating to leave projects half finished.
I woke up feeling irritable, frustrated, and depressed and the feelings just got worse as the morning progressed. I started to jot down a list of things to accomplish this weekend. I expected the list to have three or so things on it. Quickly it expanded to over twenty “must do” items.
What’s with this 100 Days thing? It’s pretty simple, really. I started this site to try to catalog changes I want to make in my life. I decided, somewhat randomly, to try to keep track of what I accomplish over the course of 100 days toward making significant changes in my life.
I was inspired to start the blog by Continue reading DAY TWENTY-SIX: What’s Up With the 100 DAYS Stuff?
We had a largely pointless, but extra-long, faculty meeting at work today. In my notebook I ran across a comment I had written down back in April 2014, toward the end of last school year: Continue reading DAY THIRTEEN: Lack of Focus