Goals?? Maybe but let's not call it that

It's been a long (yet short) couple of weeks in 2022. With it has come some big ups and downs. A few major celebrities died (Betty White, Sidney Poitier, Louis Anderson, Andre Talley, Meatloaf) and I've really been thinking about quality of life. In that regards I've taken a few steps towards things I want to accomplish this year. I wouldn't say they are goals per se but I wouldn't actually say they aren't either 🤷🏿‍♀️. Talking in circles I know but here goes:

1) Started locs
2) Training for a 10 miler
3) Run 3 miles a week
4) Cook 2x a week 
5) Read 50 📚 
6) In bed by midnight 

Until next post...laters


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