Did I accomplish my goals in any way, shape, or form?
- Write down every book or article I read.
FAIL – Not even close. I gave up in January, actually. - Write 100 or so nabµfs.
FAIL – Not even close. Maybe 10 - Write a novel
FAIL – I don’t know why I even assigned it. I knew I was going to fail. - Date someone worthwhile
FTW. Only I didn’t realize it until it was too late. - Move somewhere cheaper, closer OR get a roommate.
FTW – I had a roommate and moved somewhere closer. I guess I did it well. - Get all A’s
FTW – I guess that’s not that impressive where I am, but it’s better than the alternative. - Transition my life from ‘drama’ to ‘comedy’ without passing ‘tragedy’ or ‘mockumentary’
FAIL – I bring drama and tragedy with me wherever I go. - Get a paper accepted at a conference or (cross my fingers) for publication.
FAIL – I found out this week. *sigh* Next time I won’t put all my eggs in one basket. - Write something in philosophy of biology.
FTW – I wrote two things in my field! - Ride my bike regularly.
Unsure. I did a bunch, but also didn’t… a bunch. - Send something out to a literary agent/publisher.
FAIL – I keep my writing on the backburner too much. Oh, well. - Work on updating the site.
FAIL – That’s not going to happen, I suppose. - Upload everything I worked on from high school onward.
FAIL – This… this will probably not happen this year either. - Create that ‘six-words’ group blog at constrainedwriting.com and see it take off.
FTW! – www.constrainedwriting.com You should join! - Not lose more than $200 unnecessarily
FTW – I was down $200 after I bought my laptop, but got it all back when I convinced the car dealership to charge me less than half of what the repairs cost. - Plan ahead, stop being late
Unsure. No idea how to measure this. - Get a new camera, stylus, or laptop.
FTW – I got a new laptop. I love it! - Tell people they matter to you whenever you leave a room.
FAIL – Luckily, I haven’t had to regret it this year.
Total: 7 out of 18. Actually, 7 out of 17. If I change the header on this blog tonight, It’ll be half.
