Snowflake Challenge #2 - Goals

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Set yourself some goals for the coming year. They can be fannish or not, public or private.

I don't set my major goals in January, but April, so I'm using this as an occasion to do an eight month review of my 2023/24 goals.

My minor goals are my Goodreads Challenge of 75 books and Writing wordage of 115K-120K for the year.

Looking at the equivalent post from last year I see that I also aimed to complete my cross stitch of J H Dearle's Golden Lily and start Klimt's The Kiss.  So here they are:

   


Goal review:

1.  To complete all FutureLearn courses on my wishlist
Going really well, there are only three remaining, none of which are currently available.  I have added two since, but that's okay, as I'd like to keep doing some.  However, my OpenLearn list is now growing with eight courses now on the list, including one I've just started.  As five of these are badged courses they will take me to the end of 2024.  I don't think this is quite as bad as it seems because I'm looking at the back catalogue and new courses aren't added that often.  Also, I've discovered an interest in science so I've branched out from history/languages/literature and therefore there is more to choose from.

2.  To reduce the number of tours on my Leger wishlist, either by having been on them or by having booked them
Two are booked for May and June, and the only other one doesn't appear to be running at the moment.

3.  To do something slightly different each month
November I took an online course over Zoom and December has to be the various church activities