do one thing everyday that makes me feel good about myself

Day 29: skip
Day 30: Started watching John Adams
Day 31: did some writing I’m happy with.

Day 25: Sent out thank-you note for nice gift
Day 26: Made an important phone call and got necessary info.
Day 27: Got health screening—very healthy!
Day 28: Watched Lost.

Day 22: Wrote a nice article (ahead of schedule, even)
Day 23: Made an unconventional dinner choice; it paid off.
Day 24: visited a new winery.

Day 19: I got a good night’s sleep.
Day 20: I watched the inauguration from Jury duty
Day 21: skip

Day 17—I had a pleasant night out with friends.
Day 18—I bought some adorable new shoes.

Day 13 (tues)
Day 14
Day 15—I went to bed early.
Day 16—I caught a bus that managed to line up all my mass transit, keeping me out of the brutal cold.

Day 11: When sorting through old emails, revisited a very difficult time in my life. It didn’t dredge up old guilt and self-loathing; instead, it showed me clearly how messed up the other party was, and made me hope he’s sought help since.
Day 12: Refused to be played by a store clerk over the phone. They don’t have any appointments on the weekends? Well, they can make one.

Day 8: Got in touch with an old friend I hadn’t talked to in a while.
Day 9: Skip.
Day 10: Went to the American Institute of Archeology’s annual Archeology Fair. By myself. Just because I felt like it.

Day 5: Skip. I get one a week.
Day 6: I wasn’t feeling well, so I pampered myself.
Day 7: started the 200 Sit-up project.

Despite the fact that I spent half the afternoon napping, yesterday was a fairly productive Sunday. I got a lot done.