I set myself a list of 14 Resolutions at the beginning of this year and I've decided to go back through them to see how many I managed to achieve...
3. Visit Wildwood - a proper visit this time. It's such a special place, well worth going - Done! :)
5. Hmmmmm - sore subject right now...
6. Try to go to the pool more often - still a bit of a fail :(
7. Be more organised - another work in progress...
8. Try a new craft - Done! These are a couple of the pieces I made on a glass fusing workshop. Both have been made into necklaces which I've given to friends as Christmas gifts. :)
10. Declutter - I finally got to move this year, so I'm going to count this one as a success, even though I still have a few boxes to unpack. :)
11. Go to bed earlier and try to get up earlier - hmmm... another work in progress.
12. Make more effort to keep in touch with family and friends - I think this will have to count as a work in progress too as it's been a hectic year - but going to take the opportunity here to say a HUGE Thank You to everyone who helped me with my home move earlier this year - I couldn't have done it without you! xxx
13. Join in a craft blog swap - I've just done my second so this is definitely a success! Watch this space for a blog post about my latest swap :)
14. Eat more healthily - this is obviously a long term goal which I've been making rather slow progress on, but so far I've lost around 14 lbs which is a reasonable start :)
I'm not making a new list for 2015 - I'm going to continue working on this list as I think it's worth sticking with... now I must get back to making my last bear of the year as he was supposed to be a Christmas gift but hopefully I'll have him finished in time for New Year :)
The biggest change for me this year has been my home move. After sixteen years of trying to move to ground floor accommodation, it finally happened! I have to admit I almost chickened out on moving day... I suffer quite badly from anxiety and I find it difficult to spend even one night away from home, so the prospect of spending EVERY night in a strange place was terrifying. Fortunately after waiting so long, the move happened very quickly, which gave me very little time to think too much. I had a fantastic moving crew who turned my new bedroom into an oasis of calm amongst all the chaos - taking time to put my rail and curtains up for me even though they were running behind schedule by then.
The move has been a really good thing - I grind my teeth at night, particularly when I'm stressed and despite snapping a tooth off as a result of the move - I love my new home; it's funny how the little things have made the biggest difference and I love the fact I don't have stairs to worry about anymore. And although I have to go outside to get an unobstructed view like this, just look at the wonderful sunsets we get here...
The biggest change for me this year has been my home move. After sixteen years of trying to move to ground floor accommodation, it finally happened! I have to admit I almost chickened out on moving day... I suffer quite badly from anxiety and I find it difficult to spend even one night away from home, so the prospect of spending EVERY night in a strange place was terrifying. Fortunately after waiting so long, the move happened very quickly, which gave me very little time to think too much. I had a fantastic moving crew who turned my new bedroom into an oasis of calm amongst all the chaos - taking time to put my rail and curtains up for me even though they were running behind schedule by then.
The move has been a really good thing - I grind my teeth at night, particularly when I'm stressed and despite snapping a tooth off as a result of the move - I love my new home; it's funny how the little things have made the biggest difference and I love the fact I don't have stairs to worry about anymore. And although I have to go outside to get an unobstructed view like this, just look at the wonderful sunsets we get here...
I'd say you did really well on your to do list. Have sent photos of your box gifts to you. Hugs Mrs A.
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