Today is the last day of 2012. How crazy is that? I'm glad that I've been doing these monthly
resolutions, because it seems like this year has gone by so fast. I can look back and see that I did some
productive things and that I had both high moments and low ones this year. Life is going to change for me in 2013, that
much I'm certain. It will mean starting college
and maybe starting my career as an editor.
It will mean becoming an adult.
It will mean (hopefully) publishing my novel.
There's a lot to look forward to in 2013, though I admit
that the prospect of such change scares me a little.
For now, I'm going to focus on what my goals were this
December and if I completed them or not.
Read Eight Books
I'm actually kind of surprised that I was able to complete
this goal. But with the help of some
very enjoyable books, this goal wasn't as hard as I suspected it might be. The sixth book I read was The Carousel by
Richard Paul Evans, followed by Hero in Hiding by Mitchell Bonds and Star Wars:
Outbound Flight by Timothy Zahn. I'm
currently reading Cinder by Marissa Meyer.
Grade: A+
Enjoy My Birthday
As I said in my mid-month progress report, this was a success. I had a great time with my family.
Grade: A+
Get Back To Writing
I'm bound and determined to finish this novel at some point
in the not-too-distant future, so this was a big one. As I said in my mid-month report, my cousin
and I had managed to start two sections and my goal for the rest of the month
was to finish them. I finished one and
started working on the other one, so I'm content with that. This is probably going to be a resolution
that will reappear come January.
Grade: A
Bonus: Set Up My New Computer
Finally, I got all the parts and had some time to put together
my new Windows 7 computer! I'm loving it
so far.
No computer of mine is complete without a Timmy sticker from ThinkGeek. |
Overall Grade: A+
I had a great December and somehow managed to complete all
of my resolutions to my satisfaction.
Woohoo! How did you do?
Hope you all had a great Christmas and are looking forward
to the new year.
This post inspired by Kelli at SheLearnsAsSheGoes.
Wow! I am super impressed! I did pretty well on my goals as well, but I made sure to give myself easy ones. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your goals. It seems you knew your strengths and weaknesses pretty well and your goals worked out well for them. :)
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