2009 is shaping up to be a great year! I was completely unable to sleep during the first official full night of 2009. Foreshadowing, anyone??
I seem to be trying to make up for slacking in 2008. Already for 2009 I have set some very strict money saving goals, so all spare cash will be going into that immediately. I am also planning a wedding and that cash saving thing might crimp that a little, but it's early in the year, so here is hoping!! I'm going to be the Team Captain for a Shape Up MT team of 7 people and our goal is weight loss :o) And all this is by May 1!!!
This summer is our Hayes Ranch Centennial, which I am sure will be as chaotic as the 50+ Anniversary a couple of years ago (Keri lost her cool several times during that venture). Let's all hope my BIL Brandon can refrain from any hospital visits that cause him to miss the fun.....LOL.....
My step son Tristan will be here for the summer. This will be my 3rd summer as step mom Keri, so hoping to improve my step mommy skills even more!!
In the fall, it will be wedding details. Another friend is getting married in August, then my wedding Oct 31. I am nearly done with the "planning" part, so I'll be watching craft shows like an eagle all year for invitation deals and centerpiece deals.
After the wedding, there is no honeymoon planned at this point, so we will then prepare for a full frontal assault of the holiday season. I shudder at the thought as the 2008 holiday season is still haunting my dreams!!
Also some key things in 2009 - April 14 will be my 1 year anniversary for quitting smoking!!........Terry and I will be working hard on building our business/website even more this year........and hopefully, some preliminary house hunting/planning will ensue :o) ....also, I want to be involved in more community walks this year, and to start doing some serious biking. I discovered after quitting smoking that I really do enjoy riding a bicycle!!
Also, my fledgeling gardening abilities will be put to the test again this year.......so far I have killed my rosemary tree, Jen's amarylis bulb, and half killed my "foliage plant." This summer I should see my transplanted tulip groups bloom in the front yard, the iris bulbs won't bloom but there should be some green, the wild rosebushes will decide to give it up forever or just bloom out of sheer spite, and hopefully my inherited rhubarb plants will grow again!!!
I tell you, staying at home has been difficult for the past year, but I seem to be getting better at NOT travelling and getting involved in other things than racking up airline miles and Holiday Inn Express points!!
I guess I'd better start off by getting some sleep this year, eh??