(photo credit: tribulation-now.org)
Week one and I actually made my goal of posting an update :) Here's how I did on my goals for this week.
1) Finish reading "Mornings on Horseback" - Completed
2) Finish Ethan's red Angry Birds hat - Completed
3) Drink ~ 60oz of water per day - I ended up being closer to 40oz of water, which for me is still good I need to work on remembering to drink water throughout the day
4) Write down at least 2 things per day on my One Thousand Gifts list - Completed (I actually had more than 2 per day)
I've already been thinking about some goals for next week and will hopefully have them finalized and ready to post on Monday.
And now I had another thought I wanted to tack on here at the end. I've been going thru a Mother/Daughter devotional with my girls and at the end of each week there is a "meditation moment" where the author gives a passage and some thoughts and then has you pray and meditate on that passage to see what God reveals. Tonight as we were doing this we chose to pray thru the passage. If you've never tried praying Scripture I'd highly recommend it. Since, as I mentioned in my previous post, I lose focus easily; praying Scripture helps me to stay focused on praying and also helps me to focus on God and not so much on myself. If you'd like to try this, the passage we prayed thru tonight is Psalm 139:1-6, a great encouragement to think of God's thoughts toward us.
Good for you, Elisha! Not only did you meet your goals for the week, you also met your goal of posting about them!
ReplyDeleteEthan's hat is just amazing! I am continually amazed at the crocheted items you are able to create.
I am hoping to set some goals today and post about them tomorrow. I like your idea of posting about the week's goals because, after all, that is how we achieve our yearly goals. I did manage to complete some reflections about 2011 and posted about them today. I think taking the time to reflect on the year just past is going to help me with goal setting.
Thanks for the encouragement!
Thank you Mrs. T. I'm looking forward to reading about your goals. I enjoyed reading your reflections on 2011.
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