2021: The Learning Odyssey

So I've been thinking more and more about things I've enjoyed or wanted to try in the past but never gave my full attention. The more I think about it the longer the lists seems to grow. The following things are some of those that I want to work on improving this year and beyond. Form better habits if you will. 

Learn to roller skate & practice 2x a week 
Rollerblade more (alternating with skating 🤔 maybe)
Bike 1,000 miles
Practice my ASL
Cook a meal from scratch 1x a week
Meditate for 30 minutes every day 
Drink water every day
Work out biweekly 

I wouldn't call these "resolutions" but I am resolute in my determination to give this a go.

Until next post....laters

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