Oh boy...

Let's revise this little list here...
I've got a lot to do!!!  But not a lot of time.

July 2, 2010 
[1001 days] 
March 28, 2013

(I'll be __!!!)

3. Learn to crochet
12. Take a pole dancing class
15. Learn to clean and load my gun
18. Bake a pie for Matt
19. Get a CHL
24. No texting for a week
31. Donate blood
33. Make beer-ritas
36. Sponsor a family at Christmas Time
39. Pay for the person's food behind me in the drive-thru line
40. Go walking 3 times a week for 1 month
41. Make out with my husband for 10 seconds for 10 days straight
42. Go to a chick fil a brown bag
43. Find a new church and become a member
46. Go on a picnic in Hermann Park
47. Fly a kite
49. Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity
51. Volunteer for animals
52. Fill the coin jar and cash it in
56. Paint my bedroom the color blue/gray I want it
57. Send a care package to a soldier in the military
59. Give a meal to a homeless person
60. Go to Cedar Point
65. Learn how to change a tire
66. Go to a Texas winery
80. Organize the garage complete with cabinets
81. Weed eat and edge the yard myself
85. Visit Leann after she moves
92. Frame my flower portraits
93. Sell a box of books to Half Price Books
95. Host a game night
98. Attend a class at Home Depot
99. Get my Maui Jim's repaired
101. Donate $5 per task (or $100) not completed, to a charity

Thanksgiving

Turkey, potatoes, vegetables that I don't eat.  Family.  Friends.  Lists of "I'm thankful for...".

It's all a part of Thanksgiving.

But the thing I thank God for the most, is this.

Our Family of 3.
Happy Thanksgiving ya'll.

The Bandwagon

I've jumped on a few bandwagons lately.

The first I jumped on was the Twilight Bandwagon.  I started last Thursday, so a week and two days ago.  I read the first book in one day.  And then, life came back to slap in the face saying "NO, you will not ignore real life only to cozy up with a book in the corner."  Needless to say, I lost sleep.  I fell asleep with my iPhone (the holder of my Nook app) in my hands.  I read at red lights, only getting in a few sentences before tossing the phone in the passenger seat.

But, I'm happy to say...

I'm done.  

Onward, to the movies!! 

The second bandwagon is the "I'm not going to Facebook" wagon.  It's so negative.  And other people posting can wrap you into their negative webs.  Some say, "just hide the people you don't want to see." But in all honesty, if everyone would just venture over to Instagram (aubrey382), then I wouldn't need facebook.  It's mostly used just for seeing my friend's photos anyways.  I do know that while I'm away, I will miss the birth of my college roommate's fourth child, first biological after three adoptions.  Super cool for her.  Well wishes sent her way.  

So, what do you think of my bandwagons?  Have you ever ridden on either one?  What bandwagons have you joined lately?