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March Goals!

I haven't blogged in a while. I'll have to post an update about life later... (Like how today is the first day I've ever voted!) But it's already time to create March's goals!

February Recap:
- WORK OUT! I've been slacking for two weeks and that has to change. -nope
- Eat more salad! - nope
- Visit the gym at least once! - nope
- Prep a week's worth of food over the weekend. - I did it on Mar 3. I'm counting it as Feb hahha
- WATER WATER WATER! - yep
- Beat Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light with Hubs, if I can drag him away from Dead Island. Nope! We started Diablo 3 and Toy Soldiers instead. No more gaming goals. 
- Figure out something fun and cheap for Valentine's Day. Guess I need to get started! - we didn't do anything.
- Reorganize the baking and spice cabinets in the kitchen. - sorta. I did put some of my bulk goods like oatmeal and quinoa in containers.
- Finally go see Dad and have Christmas. - Yep! 

I'm not even going to calculate a percentage of completed. This month, though, I have some very important goals that I really hope to accomplish.



March Goals:
- Work an average of at least 6 hours a day so we can save up for our move at the end of April
- Find a place to move to.
- Make something healthy and yummy for this month's PCOS group meetup - a picnic potluck!
- Start working out again.
- Continue the slow changes in my diet for success
- Visit my bestie
- Take Hubs outside city limits so he can set off fireworks for his birthday
- Completely ignore my 26th birthday.
- Start packing for the move
- And there are sooooo many birthdays!

I think that's enough for the month. Packing alone is going to be a big one. But I will have help hehehe... I have computer parts to sell, and my brother-in-law wants them. Instead of making him pay cash, I'm making him come over to help organize and pack.

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