Eager to-do

My mind is racing! I’m so excited to be temporarily out of school. I’ve been looking forward to these next several days with anticipation for weeks. I think that’s pretty similar to how most people handle time off whatever it is that fills their days. For me, I’ve been thinking about my goals and to-do lists. Every thought that has passed through, I’ve tried to capture on paper and put aside for this very day!

Here’s what I’ve got so far:

• Clean the office floors [Although it will need redone and redone, I did it this day.]
• Prepare Advent Sunday School material [This happened some time ago; I never wrote about it.]
• Review my relational schematic
• Go through books I own and catalogue [I separated this into two separate tasks.]
• Decide Spring courses
• Restructure Accountability Form
• Do some yoga: here
• Review Life Goals
• Reach out to People of Crosspath candidates and do an interview [This blog was discontinued and removed from the website by church leadership. There is not a link, but I did do this task.]
• Get ahead in Greek [I’ve officially finished Greek, so I’m marking this done here.]
• Sketch a perfect week for the Spring semester as a full time student
• Organize Google and Safari Bookmarks
• Digitize “To Memorize”
• Choose Health Insurance [This happened some time ago; I never wrote about it.]
• Sing some Vaccai
• Renew tags for my car [I did not notate doing this, but it happened in this season.]
• Explore, catalogue, and consolidate notecards

Most of those things I want to do here on this blog, because I blog publicly in hopes of connecting with real people over the internet. Also, even if I never connect with a real person over the internet, knowing it could happen at any moment will help as an added layer of accountability.