My Summer To-Do List

I have exactly 72 days in summer, from the day after my last exam to the day before school starts again next year.  This is my project.  If you want to see how I’m doing, check out the “72 Things” list at the top of the page.  🙂

 

Remember:  I don’t start on this list until the twenty-fourth!

1. Speak only French for a whole day
2. Start a walking routine
3. Start a running routine
4. Make a study guide for Conversational Japanese
5. Make a study guide for Spanish 11
6. Fill my inspiration board completely
7. Complete room clean-up
8. Clear things up with my writing partner
9. Make a habit of journaling
10. Learn how to clean the bathroom
11. Have either a garage sale, or a bake sale, or both
12. Learn one new muffin recipe
13. Learn one new dessert recipe
14. Learn one new meal recipe
15. Read up on and try some odd vegetables
16. Go clothes shopping
17. Hang out with friends
18. Get a new hairstyle
19. Read all the books in my “unread” pile
20. Read five new books
21. Learn to play three new songs on the ocarina… by heart
22. Paint a picture
23. Think of something awesome to do for my birthday
24. Make a list of 101 facts about me
25. Make a list of my 30 most treasured simple pleasures
26. Make a new friend
27. Throw a spa party
28. Do some Postcrossing
29. Send in a postcard to PostSecret
30. Spend a night sleeping in the hammock outside
31. Read a book in French
32. Spend a day in silence
33. Take a photography day
34. Visit Stanley Park
35. Help dad organize the computer room
36. Help dad organize his desk
37. Grow an herb garden
38. Write a multi-chap without losing focus
39. Leave a letter for someone to find
40. Media fast for at least three days
41. Make Cascarones and throw them at people for fun
42. Go to the zoo
43. Make some environmental changes
44. Meditate, starting for 15 minutes a day
45. Subscribe to Last.fm for a month or two, and make full use of it!
46. Make a list of my top ten favourite lemon-flavoured things
47. Learn a new word every week
48. Go fishing
49. Find a favourite mug
50. Complete setting up dad’s site
51. Empty my entire jar of pennies
52. Write a vignette using original characters
53. Do a photo-a-day project for twenty days or more
54. Keep my blood sugars below seven for an entire day
55. Read the entire Naruto manga (every single volume, from the beginning to the most recent release)
56. Take the skytrain to metro and back
57. Spend a day people-watching
58. Learn a simple recipe by heart
59. Learn another piano song by ear
60. Find ten blogs I really love reading
61. Send a letter to a camp friend
62. Deliver those souvenirs from Oregon to their respective recipients
63. Go stargazing
64. Take a walk at night
65. Get myself a new lamp
66. Buy some new notebooks
67. Go to Daiso
68. Try a food that really seems strange to me
69. Spend a day doing nothing at all
70. Go through notes online about how to write a great essay
71. Buy organizers for my drawers
72. Experiment with shampoos until I find five different kinds I really like