Probably the most important goal I accomplished this week
was making our airline reservations for the wedding in Dallas this summer. I
wish I could say I am looking forward to it, but you know how affairs with the
in-laws go. They are wonderful people, but I get so tired of the “I don’t care
what we do, what do you want to do”.
After my medical assistant conference this past weekend, I
also had the arduous task of changing the passwords for 30 email accounts that
our state society uses. Not a difficult task, just very time consuming. Somehow
I still managed to get a few things done so far this week.
Goals
for this week:
• Post to this blog twice, post to my other
blog three times. Have posted once on
each.
• Read six blog posts, commenting on three of
them. Have only read two and commented on one. Will have to work on that, I
guess.
• Write two entries in “Early Ministry”. Nope.
• Edit two chapters in “Hope”. Yes!
Actually I edited all the material which the author sent me. I have done what I
can.
•
Run three times. Have run twice so far.
·
Make airline reservations for the wedding in Dallas this summer. Yes! As already mentioned. I still have to
make the hotel reservations, but we know where we are staying, it is just a
matter of picking up the phone. (I should add the goal of making these lines format all the same. I have no idea how this mess happens!)
To help me keep my focus, here
are my WRITING GOALS for the ROUND:
·
Finish
writing “The Early Ministry of Jesus in 40 Days”
·
Edit
seven chapters of “Hope Through God’s Redemption”
·
Submit four
items for publication
·
Have
worked up to running a full 5K
I’m
looking at that list of goals and thinking that they are pretty unattainable at
this point. But it is what it is. All I can do is keep plugging away. How are
your goals shaping up?
The road I run down. It doesn't look this long when I am running it.
You're getting some things accomplished, so I think you're doing fine. Sometimes we don't meet ALL our goals, but we should celebrate each one we DO meet. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lauralynn, for the support. Yes, we should celebrate every goal achieved.
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