PERSONAL WELL BEING
Put a positive note in the “Positive Jar” every day

(I saw a post going around FB about this and thought "What a great idea!)
Blog or journal every day -- I got a gift card from my uncle for Target. Going today or tomorrow to pick one out.
Communicate more with family & friends -- People have gotten so wrapped up in using FB to communicate. I can't remember the last time I sat on the phone and gabbed with a friend. I'm going to make a point at least once a month to call someone and catch up with them
1 day a month commit to myself -- Pretty self explanatory, either a pedicure, chick flick marathon, or dinner out
Visit family in IL in June
Enjoy our Disney timeshare in November and remember Maddie on what would have been her 9th birthday
RELATIONSHIP
Daytona beach once a month -- We loved spending Christmas at the beach this year. So we decided to get our "beach fix" once a month and spend the day.
Date night once a week -- This doesn't have to involve money. We can stay home and cook dinner and watch a movie
Help Alan in his journey to lose weight & stop smoking -- He wants to accomplish these goals this coming year. I'm can help him with the weight loss part of it. The smoking part I'll be supportive, I can't imagine trying to stop a habit like that.
HEALTH & FITNESS
Complete St Patty’s Day 5K in March in our town
Register for St Jude race in May
Complete Biggest Loser half marathon June 2014 in Rockford IL (same time we’ll visit family)
Complete St Jude race in December
Cook more at home (started a new blog that I'm posting recipes on that I find interesting.)
Size 14 shorts by beginning of summer (Memorial Day weekend)
Lose 20 pounds by end year (Hoping that'll put me in the 150s. I'll update this part of the blog the morning of Jan 1st)
Fitness Minutes Goal: 18,000 (1,500 per month)
-- 2013 GOAL was 11,968, I've gone over 2,000+ minutes and still have today & tomorrow left --
Mileage Goal: 1,800 (150 per month either walking or riding recumbent bike)
FINANCIAL
Out of debt!
Build up savings again
Cut up credit cards! (Paying them off and cutting them up. Keeping 1 for emergencies)








