Making a to do list is a great way to prioritize my time.  Unfortunately, the list of what I want to get done this month is – I suspect – longer than the time actually available to get it all done.  That’s so not a surprise, but still frustrating to me.  Some of it just information gathering, so I hope I can knock off a big chunk of it.

1. Get caught up on my photography and creativity classes.
2. Figure out how to use my new camera – I’m upgrading my Canon Rebel to something more substantial.
3. Learn how to shoot my camera manually – I’m taking Photography 201 over at Big Picture Classes and it’s going at just the right pace for me to be figuring this out.
4. Blog daily for the 30 Days of Lists.  I’d like to put together a photo album for myself when this is done.
5. Get my diet back on track.  I stopped losing weight in January, but kept losing inches until early June.  Now I’m stalled out and lately, am not following my diet very well.
6. Finish decluttering the bookshelves by the kitchen and my downstairs desk drawers.  This decluttering project is actually getting close to the end, at least for the big and obvious stuff.  I think it’ll be done by the end of the year!
7. Look into downloading my blogs to create a photo album.  Dor, over at Virginia Views, tried blog2print.com and was happy with the result.
8. Evaluate my goals for the rest of 2014 and choose my priorities.
9. Start the process to get our wills revised.
10. Look over the Scrivener tutorials that I recently purchased.  Maybe even start listening to them!
11. Continue to do 30 minutes a day of something to catch up the crummy projects, which is a whole different list.  Of course, if I’m blogging every day, that might nix that idea.
12. Keep up with my daily walks.

Whew!  It makes me tired just to look at this, but it would be nice to put a big ol’ dent in my projects.

How about you?  What do you need / want to finish this month?

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