Good things:

  • My son's eating, weight, and height have all moved in the right direction
  • I have not yet failed at transforming from "only guy working on a project" to "guy in charge of multiple people working on multiple projects."
  • I'm much better at running
  • I did a bona fide chin-up for the first time in maybe a decade (although it still feels like cheating that the only way I could accomplish that was to lose 30 pounds)
  • I learned to make pasta
  • My biggest financial disaster of the year was losing $450 on the FSA account

Bad things:

  • I still freak out that I'm doing the parenting thing all wrong
  • I also still freak out that I'm doing the being in charge of people at work thing all wrong
  • I wanted to finish the year with 200 miles run, but only made it to 180
  • I made no progress at all on any project that wasn't directly related to work or my family
  • I read only one book from cover to cover this year
  • One of my dogs died

Goals for next year:

  • Run to Rivendell
  • Help my son learn to read
  • Read at least two books from cover to cover
  • Make something new
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1/3 '15 3 Comments
Sounds like you're plugging away in all the right directions. Cheers.
Are you allowed to be carried on a horse for part of the way while sick unto death?
That would probably have been a good plan, yesterday, instead of what I actually did, which was to go for a 1-mile treadmill run in a 60ºF fitness center, which my lungs have not yet recovered from.