the list.

Very much similar to my 37 list, this is what I want to accomplish for the year:

Make auto first aid / emergency kits.
Crochet a hat or scarf.
Make some glass beads.
Make and send five birthday cards.
Make Christmas gift tags.
Make a new wall hanging.
Learn a new stamp technique.
Paint a canvas.
Purge scrapbooking supplies quarterly.
Start Christmas journal.
Picnic with the kids and Lonnie.
Build a sandcastle.
Volunteer for a Christmas charity.
Buy and wrap a Christmas gift each month.
Take a family photo and convert it to a black and white poster.
Make a birdhouse / feeder.
Fly a kite.
Go on weekly bike ride.
Go to the beach.
Check car fluids weekly.
Go camping overnight with the kiddos.
Do a Cub Scout activity each month.
Make family organizer / notebook.
Renovate master bath.
Plant spring garden -- vegetables and flowers.
Declutter kitchen counter.
Plant a flower garden.
Clean and organize under kitchen sink.
Set up a desk area / family central in dining room.
Declutter and organize kids toys.
Add photos / frames to living room.
Organize digital photos.
Clean out and organize laundry / craft room.
Set up library area.
Design "art gallery" for kids' work.
Declutter kitchen cabinets and drawers.
Design headboard for our bed / wall design.
Call for estimate to have floors leveled.
Scan / digitally save paperwork -- prior 2002.
Keep a daily journal.
Get new colorful glasses.
Walk / exercise each day.

Research insurance plans / policies and find those that fit us best.
Have eyebrows waxed.
Get a manicure / pedicure.
Make a mini album.
Open an etsy shop.
Take more photos each day.
Sing or dance [or walk] in the rain.
Start a book all about me.
Write a love letter to my sweet hub.
Write a poem.
Write a letter to each kid.
Clean out car weekly.
Send letter to a friend.
Learn five words in foreign language.
Have coffee with a friend.
Read a book.
Print photos each month.
Send an everyday card.

It looks like a lofty list, but it is doable. I have already started on several of the projects and will report back with progress [so that I am accountable to myself].

Happy days ahead.