Snowflake Challenge - Day 4

[lebateleur]

Challenge #4

In your own space, set some goals for the coming year. They can be fannish or not, public or private. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.

Featuring 20 goals for 2020, grouped by theme.

General fannish goals:

• Complete getyourwordsout
  
• Complete inkingitout
  
• Respond to AO3 comments
  
• Fill at least one notebook or journal
  
• Complete at least three games in my partially played video game backlog
  
  General reading goals:
  
• Observe the 3:1 Rule: read three books for every new book acquired
  
• Work through one Japanese language textbook cover to cover
  
• Work through one Korean language textbook cover to cover
  
• Work through one Indonesian language textbook cover to cover
  
• Work through one Chinese language textbook cover to cover
  
  Finish reading the following five shelf sitters:
  
• Mark Danielewski's House of Leaves
  
• Doug Dorst and J.J. Abrams' S
  
• Thomas Cleary's No Barrier
  
• Dzogchen Ponlop'sRebel Buddha
  
• Daniel Way's Deadpool: The Complete Collection vol. 1
  
  General activity goals:
  
• Go to yoga more regularly
  
• Go to the zendo more regularly
  
• Learn ten new Irish flute tunes
  
• Strength train at least once a week
  
• Take a 3 to 5 mile walk most days of the week
  

これで以上です。

Comments

[meridian_rose]

Best of luck with your goals :)

[fadedwings]

What a great list! I wish you luck with them!

[enemytosleep]

Lots of good goals here. May you keep the focus to see them through!

[bethctg]

The journal one is so good. I'm shooting for this too- I accumulate so many, but do I finish them? No. :p

Anyway, good luck to you!

[lebateleur]

Thank you! I have a terrible habit of acquiring new ones and...not doing anything with them because I don't have beautiful thoughts or images to put in them that match the attractiveness of the covers. The trouble being, of course, that I'll never produce the good stuff if I don't even try to produce the okay stuff. ^.~

[madeline_gwydion]

Wow, I'm in awe of your goals. Best of luck with them.

Are you really learning Indonesian? That's really cool.

[lebateleur]

Thank you! Indonesian is a ton of fun and actually pretty easy to pick up--same general structure as English, but with far fewer irregularities.

[madeline_gwydion]

Like English? Wow, cool, I never would have thought that.

Does it have it's own alphabet?

[lebateleur]

Nope, it's written with the English alphabet, and each letter makes one sound (except e, which has two), so again, it's very straightforward and predictable.

[madeline_gwydion]

Oh, that's cool. It definitely sounds interesting.