New Year's Resolutions for 2010
12-22-2009, 10:48 PM
#41
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Location: Alaska
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I like the idea of having a thread for our UFO's. I know there was one on here earlier but I don't know what happened to it now.
I like the idea of finishing one project each month or for each new project we start, that alone would keep me busy for the first half of the year as I don't get alot of sewing done during the school season mainly just summers or breaks.
Muriel
I like the idea of finishing one project each month or for each new project we start, that alone would keep me busy for the first half of the year as I don't get alot of sewing done during the school season mainly just summers or breaks.
Muriel
12-22-2009, 11:47 PM
#42
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Florida
Posts: 355
Resolutions for 2010
1. Let my passions lead me
2. Not to worry about things I have no control over
3. Remember all children and gr. children's birthdays this
year, with at least a phone call.
4. Eat healthy and only when hungry. NO EMPTY CALORIES!
5. Quilt, sew and knit at every opportunity
1. Let my passions lead me
2. Not to worry about things I have no control over
3. Remember all children and gr. children's birthdays this
year, with at least a phone call.
4. Eat healthy and only when hungry. NO EMPTY CALORIES!
5. Quilt, sew and knit at every opportunity
12-23-2009, 04:22 AM
#43
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Central Washington State
Posts: 5,997
Accomplish more than I did last year.
Figure out how procrastination can be a good thing.
Actually do all the things I tell people I will do - - and, do it in a timely manner.
Remember: That just because I CAN do something, it doesn't always have to translate into "I WILL do something", when most of the time, the reality is: "I WON"T do it" ... (or push it so far on the back burner that I am running in place trying to do a good job) ...
and, where IS that list I made last year at this time?
AND!
Why do I ALWAYS make a list and promptly forget where I put it, why I put it, and HOW I put it ;)
Figure out how procrastination can be a good thing.
Actually do all the things I tell people I will do - - and, do it in a timely manner.
Remember: That just because I CAN do something, it doesn't always have to translate into "I WILL do something", when most of the time, the reality is: "I WON"T do it" ... (or push it so far on the back burner that I am running in place trying to do a good job) ...
and, where IS that list I made last year at this time?
AND!
Why do I ALWAYS make a list and promptly forget where I put it, why I put it, and HOW I put it ;)
12-23-2009, 04:27 AM
#44
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Central Washington State
Posts: 5,997
"If you can keep your head, when all about are losing theirs ..."
I think I could do two scrap quilts a month (lap robe size - - 54x72) ... from my own stash ...
I will make that my resolution and ... but, I can't do that! I have more than thirty lap robes and baby quilts waiting for me to quilt!
DOes it count if I complete two scrap quilts, even if I did the tops in 2009?
I think I could do two scrap quilts a month (lap robe size - - 54x72) ... from my own stash ...
I will make that my resolution and ... but, I can't do that! I have more than thirty lap robes and baby quilts waiting for me to quilt!
DOes it count if I complete two scrap quilts, even if I did the tops in 2009?
12-23-2009, 11:24 AM
#46
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Central Washington State
Posts: 5,997
Originally Posted by AkAngel
Omak
I think completing those is a great goal of course it counts.
Muriel
I think completing those is a great goal of course it counts.
Muriel
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