Jessica

I love Kelly’s missions [posted daily on http://flylady.net]. Every now and then I think it would be really cool to go through and figure out what all the frequency of various missions is (every month, etc.) and set up my own personalized set of missions and in a few cases reminders (“did you balance your checkbook his week?”, “did you pay the rent?”, “boogie under the sink”, etc.) so I can reorder all the missions to be in an order that more closely matches my own cleaning schedules. So this project is essentially brainstorm up my list of missions along with their relative frequencies and turn that into my own personalized cleaning missions and getting things done misssions.

It took a really like time to complete this. I started in junior high and didn’t finish until sometime during high school. I didn’t have a particular wish I was folding them for. I just thought it would be cool to actually fold 1000 of them so I could say I’ve done it. Of course, in the process I’m sure I folded many more (even whole chains of them) that didn’t get counted, since I only counted ones that were in my own possession in my crane box. Yes, the full collection of 1000 of them fills up an entire letter/legal storage box. I’m really into miniature cranes folded from paper that is usually of size 1 to 2” square, so that probably helped keep the size of the collection physically smaller. Plus really tiny cranes just look really cool

I would like to keep a log (calendar?) of what I’ve read from my bible on a day-to-day basis. This would help me keep track of whether I’m actually reading every day, plus give me some material for interesting statistical trends. But mostly, I think it would help keep me accountable to my goal of reading from the bible every day if I could look back and say how close was I to actually meeting that goal with quantitative statistics rather than qualitative responses.