I feel so behind already this month friends! Along with that, I feel very unmotivated to write, which is sad since I really wanted to be further along in editing my novel.
Recap of Monthly Goals:
Edit ‘Amelia’ – I got through it once and have started going through it again!
Post Regularly – Not at all. But with my health crashing and the holiday, I am not surprised
Lose weight/work toward health – !!
Read more books on Jewish living – Finished Jewish Roots by Dan Juster and also read (non-Jewish) For Women Only by Shaunti Feldhahn (insert link to review) and have started For Men Only.
Write a letter to one person a month – nope
Try a new recipe – Sweet Potato Soup –it was so delicious! I really want to make it again. I also tried a new granola bars recipe but I can’t remember where I got it from.
Watch/Read a documentary/biography – The Painting Life of Vincent Van Gogh. ~Now, you might not know this about me, but I am a huge fan of Van Gogh’s paintings. I have a dream of going to see an exhibit of his somewhere, someday. Anyway, this documentary was interesting and told so much about where he got his inspiration from. Also, I really want to go see this movie they made about him
Tea date at Townshends!
Nov Goals:
Finish Cleaning Laundry Room – It was technically in Dec that I finished it but since it was before this post went up, I’m counting it.
NANOWRIMO – yes yes and yes! I busted through my entire manuscript in the first few weeks. Writing tons of notes, marking where new scenes need to go, etc. The last two weeks, I started going through it again but didn’t get very far
Donate stuff to thrift store – nope. I’m going through a bit more stuff before I do
1 thing I did that I didn’t think I could: I got up the gumption to call the disability lawyer again and am having them help me with all the insanity of trying to get approved for disability
Dec Goals:
blood draw for CMP
eye doctor appointment
Go through Guest Closet
Donate stuff to thrift store
Do you set monthly goals? If you do, how did you do in November?
the start of a good life 
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