It wasn't a very productive year....at least not how I had hoped:
1. Finish editing my book, write a synopsis and cover letter and
send to literary agents. NO MORE PROCRASTINATING, SARAH, YOU'VE COME
TOO FAR!
FINALLY! I DID IT! Although I've been rejected four times so far, I finally put my creation out there.
2. Make God and His Word a priority. I need
regular quiet times, plus I need to get into a Bible study of some
sort. The ladies' fellowship at church has turned into a social group
and no-one seems keen to do any Bible study, which I find a real shame.
I'm praying about who to approach to read the Bible with.
The ladies' fellowship folded and an actual Bible study started instead. I was overjoyed to be meeting with other women every Monday morning to study the Bible using KYB study guides. It was difficult at times due to Rory being the only child there, and he's not always great at entertaining himself. Unfortunately I've had to stop going since Flynn arrived.
3.
Get fit and lose 4kg. Water aerobics is on on Saturday mornings at our
local pool and, now harvest is finished, Duncan can look after Rory so I
can go. I'll get back into Zumba as soon as it starts again, and keep
playing tennis. I want to do some yoga/Pilates type stretches at home
to help my back. Maybe a healthier lifestyle will help with my
fatigue. One thing I NEED to do is stop rewarding myself with bad
food. It's too easy to think, I've had a tough day with Rory, I need some icecream/biscuits *fill in the blank*. I don't want to, but I need to stop buying Mocha Chills. Those things are EVIL. No more than one a week for me!
Well, I stopped drinking Mocha Chills...but that was because of the pregnancy. I went to water aerobics once before I found out Flynn was on his way and I was too sick. Any other attempt at exercise went out the window.
4.
Pray and think about how to go about my role as the Ladies' Fellowship
Deacon at church. It feels like I do nothing in this role. I'm not
really sure what I'm supposed to be doing and I need wisdom. I don't
want to overburden the ladies with too many things to do, but I want to
encourage them to read the Bible with each other. I was thinking about
having a trash and treasure stall at the local show in March to raise
money for missions.
The trash and treasure stall didn't eventuate and I stepped down from the role in August.
5. Get my DIY projects at home
done. I want to paint the laundry (we have a scungy outside laundry),
paint the window frame in the kitchen and stick Bible verses and
encouraging quotes around it, upcycle a toy box for Rory, make myself a
patchwork skirt....that's probably enough.
Hahaha! Moving Rory into his new room and rearranging parts of the house was enough.
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