Goal Report for Year Six

[smallhobbit]

So, how did the year go?

Goal No 1 - Continue to write all the things

Another year when I've been happy with my writing overall.  Yes, ups and downs.  But I've tried new things and looking back over my monthly summaries for the last few months I can see what I've been tackling.  It's been good to keep a record so that when I think I'm not achieving much I can see that I have done things.


Goal No 2 - Actually do some artwork

I'd admitted this was impractical six months ago.  I was going to say been defeated - but I refuse to be negative.  Some things don't happen for various reasons, and there is no point in being unrealistic about what can be done.


Goal No 3 - Write two progress blogs a month

One for continuing activities and one for new things.  Definitely achieved.  As might be expected I am happy with both areas.


So I'm pleased with the year.  Not everything was achieved but I did a lot.  Onwards to Year Seven!

Comments

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

Congrats with all your goals! I admire how you tackle new things so effortlessly.

[smallhobbit]

Thank you very much :) I'd say it wasn't so much effortlessly as the attraction of the new shiny and think about it afterwards.

[margaret_r]

Not everything is achievable, but you've done so well that you're to be congratulated on all the things you have done and continue to do:D

[smallhobbit]

It is disappointing to find something I'd hoped to achieve didn't happen - the whole point of having it as a goal was to do so, but I'm not going to be downcast about it. I did other things instead. And I probably spent more time on my cross stitch than I expected, so swings and roundabouts!

[rusty_armour]

It's great that your writing and progress blogs have been going so well. I'm sorry about the artwork, but I think you're smart to be realistic. There are only so many things you can do, especially if you have a lot of other goals that you're trying to fulfill. Maybe you'll get back to the artwork when you have more time and creative energy to spare.

[smallhobbit]

Thank you - yes, I think I do need the time to concentrate on the art. Certainly, if I want to improve I need to be able to do something regularly, rather than just once or twice a month.