It's almost 2021! It's been a tough year with a lot of changes so I'm going to be a little more gentle with myself than usual. My new mantra is a quote from Supernatural "Every day. Every day we get a chance to be better."




Health:

  • Get down to 140 lbs
  • Run a 5K
  • Eliminate dairy products from my diet

Mental:

  • Complete the 2021 Reading Challenge



    I'm going to use this blog for some form of accountability and planning. Wish me luck!



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