I’ve made suggestions at http://ideas.43things.com about this. But I imagine that they have bigger fish to fry.

I’m going to go back to doing this on paper. Even though there SHOULD be a way of doing it on a computer that is fast, easy, and flexible (allowing for easy changes in order and priority) 7 years ago

• Send a letter to Procovery blog co-members with standards
• Make copies of materials on Procovery for the Applegate Home to get things rolling on starting a Procovery circle there.
• Email Jan Simons, the buyer for the Missouri Botanical Garden, with a link to my flower photos on flickr. 7 years ago

• sign up for the Self Expression and Leadership program
• Complete and mail the forms for auditioning for the St. Louis Symphony Chorus.
• Move stuff out of the weight room so I have enough room to exercise.
• Take photos of “good thoughts” 8.5×11 posters, publish on flickr.
• Read 1/2 hour daily of Procovery book 9th-12th of May 8 years ago

• check back with Bob G. about starting procovery circle in group home – 07-05-2005
• send a letter to Procovery blog co-members with instructions on how to get started with BLOGGER. 09-05-2005
• sign up for Freecycle in St. Louis http://freecycle.org in partial completion of my goal “Be More Generous”. 11-05-2005 8 years ago

I can keep a “To Do” list of items that are NOT long-term goals under this goal. Just because it may only take 1/2 hour to do doesn’t make it unimportant. These things add up, too. My next entry will be the start of this short-term list. I should be able to edit it and reorder it at will, and move them to a different “COMPLETED” entry.
I may even move some of my current goals into this TO DO list. I’ll have to cancel the goals, since they remain uncompleted. 8 years ago