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At the end of 2023, I made a bucket list of resolutions for 2024. Looking back, I accomplished about 1/3 of the things I listed. Surprisingly, I don't even feel disappointed about this, because 2024 gave me so many new experiences that I never would have thought to aspire towards in the first place. A couple days ago, I made a list of unexpected experiences I had in 2024, and it turned out to be a pretty funny retrospective for my year. I'd encourage other people to try the same thing! Most of us accomplish way more than we would expect in a year; it's just not necessarily the exact goals we were hoping for. It's cool to look forwards but it's also important to look back and acknowledge how far we've come!
Jan 10, 2025
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- top 5 songs of each month!
- quote log.. so many words of wisdom shared on this platform i need to collect them all
- affirmations! or alternatively, ins and outs for the new year!
- social bucket list for 2025... super big on hanging out with my friends so really just a list of things i want to do with my friends - probably will divide the list by season
- on that note, seasonal to-do lists!
- cravings.. i've kept a list of my cravings this past year and it's been really interesting to look back on LOL
- worries of the week/month. i've maintained this list for a while, and it's rly comforting to look back on it and realize that i overcame all those worries + it's a grounding reminder that everything really does work out
Dec 23, 2024
This is my 2024 bingo sheet! Itβs basically like a bucket list but arranged differently. My whole family did one and whoever gets a bingo first gets a prize. Itβs fun and tangible to cross stuff off :) recommend if youβre needing some fun goals or some silly (or serious!) projects to work on.
Feb 22, 2024
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I have seen some videos of people making a summer bucket list. That could bring some excitement back
Apr 16, 2024
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I love doing collages, cuz all you really need are magazine cutouts and glue. There's a very low barrier to entry, skill-wise AND supply-wise, unlike painting. Digital collages are fun too, but I try to have less screentime by doing the paper ones. If I want to re-use pieces instead of gluing them down permanently, sometimes I'll just take a picture of the current arrangement to immortalize it, and then start over on a new composition. That way, I don't have to constantly buy new magazines to get new cutouts. This is one of my favorite ones I've done so far:
Aug 22, 2024
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This is the only thing that keeps me sane at work. It's so slow right now. If anyone is wondering why I've posted like 9 times today.
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i always get stuck choosing which stuff to watch/read/get into next when i look at my huge former watchlists & TBR's. a lot of items are things i put on there years ago and never got around to, so usually by the time i check the list again, my tastes have totally changed. i realized it was hard to get myself excited or motivated about half the stuff i put on there anymore, but i felt indebted to knocking it out anyway just because it was on the list. i'd recommend letting your current feelings/impulses take the wheel, and trust that you'll come back around to any of the other options if they're right for you later on.
Apr 18, 2024