- Participate in 6 craft fairs with my crochet stuff
I've done one craft fair. It wasn't very successful, but I did manage to come out in the green. - Don't let others get me down and remember this every day, "You is kind, You is smart, You is important"
This one is still hard, but I'm working on it every day. - Read 30 new books (yes Sabrina I stole this)
I've read 4 new books so far, and I've got 2 others started. (Damn you Harry Potter for trapping me in and making me want to reread you. You don't count!) - Remember the little things and don't fight over money
Another continuous effort, but significantly easier than #2. - Learn Italian or Spanish
- Get 10,000 fans on my Facebook model page
I haven't worked on this much, seeing as my modeling is at a hiatus, but I am up to a little over 1200 fans. - Run a marathon
I was halfway through training last spring and had to quit. A later blog post will reveal those details. - Remember to send out birthday/anniversary cards to my family/closest friends without them being late
I've actually done a pretty good job of this one. I've sent out more than I ever have, and only one or two have actually been late. - Join a crochet/scrapbook/women's group (or 2) here in PA
- Continue learning how to fix my '71 Camaro by myself
I learned how to fix the secondary fan attached to my radiator and I will soon be learning how to touch up small paint chips and surface rust. - Reach 300 blog followers
So far I have increased my followers from 3 to a whopping 8, but with so little blog activity, that's not surprising. - Have an official date night at least twice a month
We have an official date night once a week! - Fill the 4 journals I have sitting on my bookcase
I'm half way through the first one; my journaling took a vacation around the same time my blogging did. - Crochet 4 afghans
I've finished two afghans, and am over halfway through with my third. I've also done a 3x3 baby blanket. - Be old fashioned "pen pals" with my Grandma and Sabrina
I continue to do this. - Build a clientel for my hair styling work
Still working on this one, but as long as I'm a stylist, there's always room for my book to grow. I'm off to a good start. - Volunteer at a soup kitchen or nursing home
- Take enough pictures to fill my two Christmas/Winter scrapbooks
- Finish Grandma Molly's memorial scrapbook album
- Remember to take photos with Nate, friends and family year round so I can scrapbook our memories
Got my camera charger back from Oklahoma, and have been doing better for vacations, but not smaller events. Of course this means I need to pull my scrapbook stuff out of the closet... - Start my own racing scrapbook
- Reread Writing Down the Bones and follow her suggestions for writing topics in my journals
I've got my own copy, and started... - Remember to share good news, not just the bad news
This I've gotten much, much better at doing. - Get some legitimate, paid modeling work
I've had a several offers for around Christmas! - Sign up for 30 modeling contests
I signed up for three. I didn't win them, but on a different note, I have been published in a magazine! That is definitely better than a contest :) - Attend pilates or yoga classes
- Run the NYC marathon
Maybe in 2014? - Take a cake decorating class
Honestly not sure if I still want to do this one. I might need to come up with something new. - Take up ballroom dance lessons again
- Visit the top 10 places to go in Pennsylvania as listed here: http://midatlantic.choicehotels.com/pennsylvania-hotels/top10attractions
I've only hit one place on this list: Falling Water, but I've also been to Kentuck Knob (Frank Lloyd Wright's second house in the same area). While I didn't get to Kennywood, I was able to make a trip over to Sandcastle, the water couterpart.
Monday, October 15, 2012
30 by 30: My 27th Birthday Update
Earlier this year I made a post listing 30 things I wanted to do by the time I turned 30. With the recent passing of my 27th birthday, I thought it'd be a good idea to update the list, seeing what I've accomplished in the last few months...
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