Daily Archives: 8 February 2007

What was your favorite song of 2006?

I have to say that my favorite song of 2006 is “Not Ready to Make Nice.” In case you were spending last year under a rock, it was sung and written by the Dixie Chicks. The song is a synopsis of the behaviour they endured after Natalie Maines made some comment about GWBush while in England on tour.

My reasons for it being my favorite song are many but probably highest on the list is that it really points out what is currently going on in our country. If you look back over music during times of public turmoil, the songs that are remembered are the ones that portrayed that turmoil in verse and music.

What’s your favorite song of 2006?


Monthly Visit – Aspirations 2007

Okay, so my initial thought was to do a monthly post that had a breakdown of what I was going to be doing to help reach my aspirations for 2007. I have not really done more than treat them like resolutions to date – something to write down and then leave aside.

Aspirations 2007 (look for monthly goals a bit later, start February)

  • Be proactive in finding new friends and possibly a more than friend interest. I just am not sure that romantic interest is the right word but maybe it is. I am doing better withthis. I have several new friends that I talk with a lot. I am not exactly being proactive, though.
  • Submit art and get published. I am also, as a way to get published, going to look ahead to the themes major art magazines will have in 2006 so that I may have a creation on hand to submit. I have left this aside.
  • Lead Simple Abundance faithfully this year. Be sure to post a starter to each monthly thread. I have done this so far this year, but it is only two months in.
  • Be more active as a mod at OrganizedHome.com. Simply by doing the aspiration above better, I am being more active at OH.com. I am not getting into other threads too much, though, and probably should.
  • Read a total of 30 books this year – including re-reads. I have two books down – the fourth Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants book and just finished yesterday, Meg Cabot’s Size 14 Isn’t Fat Either. I am almost done with another book also.
  • Fitness 1 – I will walk 400 miles this year. Nothing big on this count or the two below this.
  • Fitness 2 – I will wear my pedometer faithfully.
  • Fitness 3 – I will find an additional – strength – fitness outlet.
  • Budget 1 – I will pay down my debt. I am working on this slowly.
  • Budget 2 – I will put at least 10% of my earnings to savings. 10% hasn’t gone into savings but some has.
  • I will become adept at utilizing menu planning so as to maximize the money spent on food and the variety in our diets. I haven’t done this well but am utilizing it somewhat.

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