Year in review, year in preview

[chanaleh]

Pro tip: Crossposting from Dreamwidth requires different syntax for LJ user links. But it works, it works!

Anyway.

Ten achievements of 2011:

Comments

[taylweaver]

I'd love to be a part of #5, and I wish you the best of luck with #10, especially because you seem like the sort of person who can very much pull that off.

[jethrien]

Weekly word counts. It can be low. Just getting in the habit of getting at least a little farther each week helps a lot.

[taylweaver]

For me, daily word count works better. That's why Nanowrimo was the kick in the pants I needed. Because it sets a goal for the month (50,000), and then breaks it down into a daily goal (1776-ish, I think).

[goljerp]

I'd love to come for a Shabbat dinner. With JD and Joy, of course. Also we've got a friend who lives a block or so away from you who is also thinking about having regular shabbat dinners (perhaps even starting up the Harlem Havurah again...)

Maybe that will get *us* motivated to get organized enough to be able to host people ourselves :-)

[chanaleh]

Amazingly, when I went to Town & Village (way down-and-across at 14th & 1st) this past Fri night, the guy leading services turned out to ALSO live one block away from us! They used to live near T&V, but bought up here last year when they had a kid. I'm hoping we can occasionally carpool (subway-pool?).

[chuckro]

We like dinner parties in general. And singing. Shabbos need not be involved, but may be.

[bluepapercup]

9. Establish a partnership with the shared goal of having a family

Me too. It may or may not be with garote, but that is not important. I agree with you that what is important is actually stating the goal, and putting one's real intention behind it.

I wish you luck and dedication, both to your heart and your goal. <3

[lonebear]

If 5 happens when we are visiting...