MAY GOALZ: Not very many.

 May goals:

1. Get dressed in real clothes every day

2. Yoga every day

3. Lift weights every weekday

4. Prepare for KID SUMMER (with lots of alone time, a massage, an indulgent Kindle budget, plenty of work time in coffee shops, and chunks of time where I sit in the house and close my eyes and have ZERO SENSORY INPUT FROM ANYONE/THING (except maybe the dog))

5. Date night for my birthday

6. A visit to my mom for Mother's Day

I see May as a brief interlude between seasons, since I am done with the semester, but the kids are still in school, so I am going to prioritize rest and relaxation. (Also we have a weekend of dance and two different weekends that will see Ben in FL with Cooper for dive meets, plus a weekend were Ben's at work for commencement, plus a kid coming home for summer, so maybe the idea of rest is a nonstarter...)

SPEAKING OF NONSTARTER, I did NOT do a good job of meeting my April goals. At ALL. YOU GUYS.

PD

1. Work on course prep for fall ❌
2. New prep for spring❌
3. Read more AI stuff❌
4. Review new textbook❌

Hobbies and Home

1. Use IG to promote blog posts❌
2. Meet up with a blog friend I have never met in IRL before❌
3. Buddy read Kin✅
4. InstaKids Chatbook this month and make an April album✅

Fitness

1. Maintain a calorie deficit every day this month ❌
2. Hit fiber and protein macros every day this month❌
3. Yoga every day again!✅
4. Get new medium weights🟡 YOU GUYS! My old heavy weights are now my medium weights, and I need new heavy weights! KILLED IT!!!!

Celebrations

1. Take Jack out for an 18th bday dinner✅
2. Super fun Easter weekend✅
3. Plan graduation but like for realz❌
4. WORK ON THOSE STOCKING STUFFERS .❌

But! You know what I DID do?

I kept up a new tradition of starting a phone photo album for the moth and throwing good photos in there-- so easy to make Chatbooks and IG posts! I also got stronger! And kept up my running streak! And did some cool professional stuff that's not bloggable! Also I changed everyone's sheets on the regular. It's the small stuff, you guys.

I leave you with this, the work of a kindergarten planner in the making...