Do what?
You name it! All in the name of setting goals! :0)
God willing, of course.
I'd like to do just a few things differently or do a few more things this coming year. I've started them already, just because I don't wait for New Year's Day, but not on the scale I'd like to get to.
1). I'd like to send more hand written cards and letters. I know for the most part hand written letters for me is difficult due to my carpal tunnel issues, but I can type up a storm without problems. So, I'll just work at it.
2). I'd like to begin going away alone for one "weekend" or even an overnight, once a year for a time of prayer, journaling and reflection, without distraction. Maybe I'd go to a cabin somewhere along Lake Erie or some place nice like that where I'm close to nature.
3). I'd like to go away 2 "weekends" a year alone with my husband. In almost 23 years of marriage, we have not taken any weekends or even numerous week days away. They don't have to be weekends, but if that's where it falls, then that's ok. We've spent a couple hours here and there away and at most 6 hours, but that's it, recently. When the kids were little, we did a yearly over night, but it never seemed to be enough for me. I needed more time with him.
4). I'd like to plant more flowers....just because...
5). I'd like to sway to beautiful music together in the arms of the man I love....just because it feels good.
6). I'd like to ride bikes more often together with my family.
7). Maybe try going roller skating again. =0) [I have a ruptured disc in my back, so this would be questionable.]
8). I'd love to serve God with my husband in a variety of ways....however He leads.
9). I'd like to help more people, in any way I can.
10). More and more and more and more sewing....
11). I'd like to can and dehydrate lots more, too! :0)
12). To worship wholeheartedly with my husband.
...of course if it never happens, I'll be content with what God gives me for now, holding my plans loosely and trying very hard to adjust and redo! :0)
Romans 12:1-2 "I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. (2) And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God."
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