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February's Goals



So I'm a little late with this because Feb is almost half over... But two weeks of goals is better than none!

Let's recap Jan's goals first.
  • Read 5 books (already read 1 - I love being a fast reader!) - definitely done!
  • Use all the produce that comes in the house - no waste! - Almost a total success! I've been letting lettuce go bad, so I need to get more salads in my menu!
  • Fill my mp3 player with good music and head to the gym! - Nope. 
  • No fast food! Ok, this one isn't as simple, but I'm ready to try it! - Success!!! I think I went out for fast food once. And it was chicken nuggets from Chick-Fil-A. They were too yummy to feel bad about it.

I don't think I have ever had that many green results! I'm quite happy with myself.

February's goals:
  • WORK OUT! I've been slacking for two weeks and that has to change.
  • Eat more salad!
  • Visit the gym at least once!
  • Prep a week's worth of food over the weekend.
  • WATER WATER WATER!
  • Beat Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light with Hubs, if I can drag him away from Dead Island.
  • Figure out something fun and cheap for Valentine's Day. Guess I need to get started!
  • Reorganize the baking and spice cabinets in the kitchen.
  • Finally go see Dad and have Christmas.

I believe in myself, and I can get this done!

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