In 2008 I....
1. started a blog.
2. celebrated the 30th anniversary of my birth.
3. made more trips to Home Depot than I could have ever anticipated.
4. learned I could do things I never thought I could -- like paint 4 rooms in my house and remove wallpaper.
5. saved some money. Not as much as I would have liked, but I think I did well saving at all the first year in my first home.
6. learned what rhubarb was. And learned how to make one helluva strawberry-rhubarb pie, if I do say so myself.
7. had minor skin surgery on my right forearm.
8. traveled to somewhere I had never been before -- Rhode Island.
9. started seeing a reproductive endocrinologist
10. finally got my passport. Still haven't traveled anywhere requiring one. Maybe next year?
11. celebrated two year anniversary with The Boy. Longest relationship to date.
12. survived the first year in my first home, which taught me a ton -- from gardening to home repair.
So that was 2008 for me. The important milestones, anyway. The list doesn't seem to terribly long or exciting, but overall, 2008 was a really good year for me. I think I will dub 2008 The Year of the House.
I am excited and curious to see what 2009 will bring!
1. started a blog.
2. celebrated the 30th anniversary of my birth.
3. made more trips to Home Depot than I could have ever anticipated.
4. learned I could do things I never thought I could -- like paint 4 rooms in my house and remove wallpaper.
5. saved some money. Not as much as I would have liked, but I think I did well saving at all the first year in my first home.
6. learned what rhubarb was. And learned how to make one helluva strawberry-rhubarb pie, if I do say so myself.
7. had minor skin surgery on my right forearm.
8. traveled to somewhere I had never been before -- Rhode Island.
9. started seeing a reproductive endocrinologist
10. finally got my passport. Still haven't traveled anywhere requiring one. Maybe next year?
11. celebrated two year anniversary with The Boy. Longest relationship to date.
12. survived the first year in my first home, which taught me a ton -- from gardening to home repair.
So that was 2008 for me. The important milestones, anyway. The list doesn't seem to terribly long or exciting, but overall, 2008 was a really good year for me. I think I will dub 2008 The Year of the House.
I am excited and curious to see what 2009 will bring!
I'd say that's a good list of accomplishments for one year! Sounds like some of them were pretty major!
Thanks, Dawn :) Hopefully 2009 will be filled with even more accomplishments!