Another year older, and this year, it's a big one: I turn 30 today. Thirty. It sounds old. But I'm trying to embrace this next decade of my life. And so, here are 30 things I want to do in the next year, before I turn 31. Some are things I've done before; some are new. They are written in no particular order.
1. make a sourdough starter
2. make cheese
3. go to Montreal done
4. make sushi
5. run a 5k
6. knit socks
7. bake granola
8. go on new hike
1. make a sourdough starter
2. make cheese
3. go to Montreal done
4. make sushi
5. run a 5k
6. knit socks
7. bake granola
8. go on new hike
9. go to New York City done
10. land a full time job done
11. go camping
12. ride my (new) bike done
13. write more blog entries done
14. go skiing done
15. take a yoga class
16. bake this no-knead bread
17. organize my photos
18. go for early morning kayak or canoe paddling
19. knit another hat done
20. travel to Australia
21. travel to a new country
22. read new books done
23. learn some French
24. make sponge cake
25. make blondies for my family done
26. see Food, Inc. done
27. plant potted herbs - basil, parsley, and mint would be nice
28. make Steve a sting ray stuffie done
29. finish knitting the black arm warmers I began done
30. spend lots of time with family and friends done
7 comments:
ooohhh, do post about when you make sushi- i love sushi!!!!!
everything on your list looks like a lot of fun.
happy birthday!!!!
Regarding #23:
Coffee Break French is...
a. found on iTunes.
b. easy, fun, and presented in short segments.
c. taught by two Scots.
d. free.
e. all of the above.
the answer, of course, is e. you should check it out!
Relax Sweetheart - 30 is the new 20.
Kendall - Thanks for the birthday wishes! I'll definitely post sushi photos; I used to make it more often, but it's been a while. Soon!
Alicia - I've tried Coffee Break Spanish before, so I'll have to check out Coffee Break French. And yes, we have to meet up soon!
Steve - Thanks Honey. :)
I LOVE lists! And I love yours, very inspirational!
Try the sourdough starter in MORO. It is fab. A long wait, but so worth it and mine is still thriving after three months! IT is easy to take care of and doesn't need a lot of potty training :)
trish www.gingerfetish.blogspot.com
Gail - Glad you like the list! I thought since I love writing them so much, I ought to compile things I'd like to get done. I hope to print it and check things off as the year goes on.
Trish - Thanks for the sourdough starter recommendation. I'll have to check it out. I've been meaning to make a starter for ages, and I'm hoping to this summer.
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