Well, last week, I got so sidetracked with redesigning my blog, caring for a sick child, and dealing with my own serious caffeine withdrawal symptoms (I quit drinking coffee) that I didn’t get all of my goals crossed off. But that’s okay.
I did get some things done. ๐
Here’s what I accomplished:
Family/Mothering Goals:
1.
Continue to work on memorizing two verses of scripture as a family2. Play outside with the kids
Personal Goals:
3.
Do resistance band exercises 4x4.
Walk a total of 200 minutes on the treadmill5.ย
Read at least 5 pages from each of these books: Toward a Growing Marriage by Gary Chapman, Be the Best Mom You Can Be by Marina Slayton, and Influencer Marketing for Dummies (I won this book at a Twitter party, and I’m loving it!)6.
Journal 2xHome Management Goals:
7.ย
Organize the small bookshelf8.ย
Fill a bag with items to donateBusiness Goals:
9.
Shoot, edit, & upload at least one new videoย toย our family YouTube channel10.
Shoot, edit, & upload at least one new video to my YouTube channel
Here are my goals for this week:
Family/Mothering Goals:
1. Continue to work on memorizing two verses of scripture as a family
2. Play outside with the kids
Personal Goals:
3. Do resistance band exercises 4x
4. Walk a total of 200 minutes on the treadmill
5.ย Read at least 5 pages from each of these books: Toward a Growing Marriage by Gary Chapman, Be the Best Mom You Can Be by Marina Slayton, and Influencer Marketing for Dummies (I won this book at a Twitter party, and I’m loving it!)
6. Journal 2x
Home Management Goals:
7.ย Organize and remove at least 10 items from my desk
8.ย Fill a bag with items to donate
Business Goals:
9. Shoot, edit, & upload at least one new videoย toย our family YouTube channel
10. Shoot, edit, & upload at least one new video to my YouTube channel
What are your goals for this week?
I’m not sure how you are able to cope without a cup of coffee to help you through ๐ But I hope your withdrawal symptoms have disappeared!
The new blog design is so pretty! Congratulations on a great job ๐
Thank you so much, Erin! While I’m still experiencing some slight withdrawal symptoms (they can last a while), they’re not so bad now.
I do not miss the coffee at all, and I know that I’m not going back to it as a regular drink of choice. I’m sure I’ll still have a cup every few months at social events (maybe), but I won’t be keeping it in my home.
Instead, I typically drink unsweetened hot organic tea and water. And I’ve been drinking a cup of hot chocolate at least once a day lately. ๐ My husband likes to make me a cup as a treat when I’m working on things. He’s so sweet.
I hope your caffine withdrawls are starting to ease up. I know when I went off of caffine a years ago, I never drank coffee but did drink pop. It was really hard but after a week or so things started to get better. I hope you are doing better now.
Thanks, Shelly! The withdrawal symptoms aren’t totally gone but they’ve definitely eased up a lot. And I’m very grateful for that. ๐