I'm such a fan of lists, it's crazy. I get a
crazy high warm tingly feeling of accomplishment when I cross things off. And between you and me... I can neither confirm nor deny that I add things on my to-do list that I've already done... just so I can feel myself cross it off. I'm terrible, I know.
Just check out my
2011 in 2011.
Yesterday The Boston Globe featured a great check-yo-self-before-you-wreck-yo-self
piece looking at your own successes/failures in 2010. Here are my answers to the list (love love love!) they wanted readers to fill out:
In 2010, I gained
a better half!
I lost
that fear of failure I built up and found a new beginning.
I stopped
worrying so much about what others thought of me.
I started
living the life I dreamed about since I was in 6th grade.
I was hugely satisfied by
the unconditional support I felt from most of my friends and family.
And frustrated by
living apart from my (then soon to-be) husband.I am so embarrassed that I
probably cried more last year than at any point in my life.Once again, I
grew stronger in my relationship with Superman.Once again, I did not
stop biting my nails.The biggest physical difference between me last December and this December is
umm... I ran a 5K so maybe that makes me have a healthier bod ???I loved spending time
with my bridesmaids! Why did I spend even two minutes
worrying about haters?I should have spent more time
saying 'thank you.'I regret buying
a graduation gown (don't get me wrong -- I LOVED getting a Masters... but I'll never wear it again. Why couldn't they just let us rent!?)I will never regret buying
our wedding day even though with that money I could have bought
a new house.
Those-that-shall-not-be-named drove me crazy.
Was
Lady Gaga crazier than ever last year? Or was it me?
The most relaxing place I went was
Belize.
I feel so
amazing when I write
everything down.
Why did I go to
my (then) husband-to-be's bachelor party?
(Oh yeah, that's right. I had no choice...)The best thing I did for someone else was
... really I don't do enough.
The best thing I did for myself was
propel my career/getting a degree/get married... all in one year.
The best thing someone did for me was
love me.
The one thing I’d like to do again, but do it better, is not be such a stressball on our wedding day.