I am doing a 101 things in 1001 days project. It was harder to think up 101 goals than I thought it might be, but it helped me sort out some things that were important to me. Almost three years is a long dang time, I'll probably revise this list a bit as it goes, but I tried to pick things that would hold my interest for more than like, a minute.
"Creating your own 1001 Day Project
The Mission:
Complete 101 preset tasks in a period of 1001 days.
The Criteria:
Tasks must be specific (ie. no ambiguity in the wording) with a result that is either measurable or clearly defined. Tasks must also be realistic and stretching (ie. represent some amount of work on my part).
Why 1001 Days?
Many people have created lists in the past - frequently simple goals such as New Year's resolutions. The key to beating procrastination is to set a deadline that is realistic. 1001 Days (about 2.75 years) is a better period of time than a year, because it allows you several seasons to complete the tasks, which is better for organising and timing some tasks such as overseas trips or outdoor activities.
Once you have created your site, you can add it to the master list here at Day Zero."
101 things in 1001 days, bolded when in progress, crossed out when completed:
Arts n crafts
2. Acquire a new loom. With the string-changy things. Which I will learn the name of.
3. Weave a thing on said loom.
4. Set up an ETSY shop with at least ten items for sale.(1/10)
5. Do ten paintings(2/10)
6. Teach an art class to college students/adults
7. Display my work in three different places
8. Learn to spin yarn
9. Read five current art or craft magazines-(2/5)-Juxtapoz, Craft
10. Get accepted to an MFA program
15. Learn how to work the digital camera by myself
16. Go see three art exhibits1)saw Windham's awesome hopping marker project
Massage therapy career
17. Get massage therapy license
18. Give eight free massages to eight different people, beyond the school's mandatory practice(4/8)mom, pop, steph, hannah
19. Get paid to give massage
21. Learn to give hot stone massage
24. Mix my own aromatherapy oil
25. Set up a massage e-mail list
28. Build my referral base- get to know at least three health professionals in the area where I work to refer clients to
Adventures and travel
31. Revisit intentional community. After two years I still think about Twin Oaks every day, I think there's more to be learned here.
35. Visit another country (England, Scotland, Ireland...yummeh)
38. Visit the Athens kids we met at Southern Comfort
It would take a miracle
40. Have my whole house clean enough to show to company. Just for one day! That's all I ask!
Health
41. Get a check-up. (the doctor, we hates it precious)
42. Exercise five days a week for a month.
43. Floss my teeth every day for a month
Boring grown-up stuff
48. Get the tires rotated
49. Round up old books and sell em on half dot com. Spend the proceeds on paint and sex toys.
51. Do the mending.
52. Work 10 hours of overtime(7/10)
Social
54. Have a really cliche romantic evening with the boi- bring zir wine and roses and stuff, maybe go see one of those horrible love movies that try and make you cry
60. Use gender-neutral pronouns for people who prefer them when I am speaking (I'm better when writing).
61. Cuddle puddle/puppy pile!
Correspondence
63. Write Jaqui more (at least six letters!)(3/6)
66. Send my 101 things partner three snail-mail letters or packages(1/3)
67. Write a love letter
Fisty radical activism/environmental and social change
70. Do (at least!) three things to help the environment
71. Do (at least!) three things to help groups I identify myself with
73. Support artists/craftspeople/writers- purchase five things supporting peoples' artistic endeavours (3/5)- 1)Just pre-ordered the queer horror anthology Jude's writing is in, go check it out: http://www.amazon.com/Unspeakable-Horro

74. Choose walking over motor transport ten times(6/10)
75. Educate myself about three new political issues
Kitchen witchery
78. Make ten healthy, balanced, vegetarian dinners, and share them with at least one person (4/10)1)zucchini, rotini and cheese, and rum-spiked fruit smoothies (it counts.) 2)Buffalo chik nuggets, spinach salad, corn, chocolate milk 3)roasted pepper bean quesadillas 3)Tofu mushroom couscous and greenbeans and orange tea 4) soba
79. Make five healthy, balanced, vegan dinners, and share them with at least one person.(3/5) 1) tofu and zucchini stir fry, noodles with rice vinegar, salad with mandarin oranges, jasmine green tea. 2) oranges, tofu noodle vegetable miso soup, apple cinnamon tea 3) Tofu and veggie stir fry, brown rice with miso, salad, cold oolong tea
81. Cook five different recipes for foods I've never tasted before 1)walnut soup
83. Be more careful about storing my vegetables- waste less food.
86. Harvest the herbs and dry them
... and other flamin' pagan endeavors
88. Go to one of those big pagan campout events
89. Go to four smaller celebrations/circles/events (1/4) Fairy tea!
Dahling you look fabulous
92. Decorate myself- make decisions on the tattoos/piercings I've been considering and do it! Or not!Lip piercing! Yeah!
Just for me
95. Have one whole day where I don't make to-do lists or have any sort of agenda, and just do what I want all day long, guilt free.
Now bring me that horizon
99. Read five books I've never read before- (5/5) 1. Water, a book of short stories Jaqui sent me. Out of the six stories I quite liked five.2) The Arrival. No words but still a great read. 3.)How to (un)cage a girl- Francesca Lia Block poetry 4)absolutely true diary of a part-time indian- sherman alexie 5) Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist
100. Write a story.
101. Write a poem. Share it.
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