Here is how I have done so far in 2011:
1. Establish routine writing time each week.
-I have stuck to this so far. It is a relief to have a set schedule, a sacred hour, a mandatory meeting time, for writing. I can't feel guilty for not being productive in other things during this time. I can't say that I have made much progress on my various writing projects during these sessions yet. But at least I haven't forgotten them, and growth is happening in other directions.
2. Run two races this year.
-Info for spring races is vague and disorganized from what I have searched so far. I must settle on a date soon, so that the training schedule can follow. I have been running, but aimlessly (well, as aimless as one can be on a treadmill). Fortunately, January has come to a close injury-free.
3. Refinance the mortgage.
-Haven't begun. I did receive an encouragement to do so from my bank in the mail, and I suppose I might follow through soon.
4. Read at least one book from my To-Read list every month.
I read three:
1) Over Sea, Under Stone by Susan Cooper (pretty good, not very memorable)
2) A Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrick (I have mixed feelings, but certainly memorable)
3) Brat Farrar by Josephine Tey (Loved it, loved it, loved it. Why had I not even heard of Josephine Tey until recently? What else am I missing out on?)
4) I also began and gave up on Dante's Divine Comedy (for the Great Authors of the Western Literary Tradition series that I am working through).
But the two-read list isn't any shorter. The Susan Cooper book is part of a five book series, and I listed it as "The Dark Is Rising series", so it can't be removed yet until all are read (or I give it up, but I am finding book #2 to be better than #1 so far). And then I added another line: "More Josephine Tey books", so that won't be removed for a long time, as it is unlikely that I will tire of her any time soon. And then I added at least five more random books to the list. The Dante was never on the list to start. So, the only line that was actually removed from the list was the Goolrick book. Oh well.
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Keep up the good work! If you figure out which races to run let me know.
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