- Create and abide by a schedule for the kids and myself. Please don't ask what the schedule is, I really haven't gotten there yet!!!!
- Exercise and run a 5k in July, Aug, & Sept. I have never done the one in July. The heat has always discouraged me, but I'm going to do it anyway this year.
- Tackle one house project. I'm not quite sure what it will be: maybe paint the bedroom, maybe paint the bathroom, or maybe something else.
- Read with the kids on a regular basis. This will be part of our schedule.
- Do at least one fun thing with the kids a week.
- Set up a new website for my classes.
- Read some good books - some for fun and some for educational/self improvement purposes.
- Nurture my tomato plants and plant a fall garden with lettuce.
- Learn how to create a "hot house". I'm not sure that is the right term, but what I want is something like a tiny greenhouse that will allow me to grow lettuce and spinach into the colder months.
- Set up a new budget.
- Make homemade yogurt.
- ENJOY LIFE!!!!!! ENJOY LIFE!!!!! ENJOY LIFE!!!!!
Attempts at a Simpler Life is a chronicle of my family's attempts to get out of debt, eat healthier, make less of a footprint on our planet, and just simply live the good life. Thanks for stopping by!
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Summer Goals
As an educator I have two wonderful months off. When I was student I remember how much I needed this time off to recharge and now as a teacher I can still testify to how much I need this time to refocus, actually get some things done and enjoy life. So what are my plans for these wonderful two months (actually less than that now :(. Well, part of the problem is that I have not quite determined these, so here is a rough draft.
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Try the recipe on www.thefrugalgirl.com for your homemade yogurt. Sounds a little overwhelming but first but it is a breeze and SO amazing. I can't eat any other yogurt now.
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Blessings, Becky
Thanks Becky! That is likely exactly what I will do. I am a little scared b/c it does seem overwhelming and I am a little worried about what type of milk to use. We drink organic, but I have heard that this is not recommended for yogurt making. Do you know anything about this? Thanks for the encouragement. It truly helps to keep me going.
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