Goals, list-making,thoughts and reflections

So. It's been a crazy few months, and I've neglected my poor blog. Life is finally settling down after too long of being crazy, and I'm getting slowly back into the swing of everyday life. To keep myself focused, I decided to borrow an idea from some other bloggers and make a list of a couple goals I wanted to work on this week, and post them.

So, without further ado,

The Goals

A, Three shifts at work.
I'm back at my retail job for the summer, and I'm so excited to be back. Retail has its frustrations and all, but I always liked this job, and its so good to be back.

B. Finish Paper and email to professor.
Due to circumstances beyond my control, I had a few things from school follow me home and I would love to have all of it completely under wraps by the end of this week.

C.Four loads of Laundry
I may or may not have allowed my laundry to pile up the past couple of weeks. Time to get on that.

D.Finish blanket
I've been working on crocheting a blanket for, well..eons. It ends this week.

E. Blog every day.
I haven't written regularly in a very long time. Time to get back into the swing of writing, and what other way than blogging every day?

That's all for now, I'm off to brainstorm blogpost ideas and finish that pesky paper and crochet a few rows on that blanket.

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