do, read, learn, be goals this week {Oct. 8-14}

I was happy to get back to my regular goal system last week! It was so good to feel like I accomplished at least a few things. I feel like the "be" goal made the biggest progress in our home- but I still have some serious word retraining to do. :) It was a great thing, I think, even though I wasn't perfect at it.

Here is the progress I made on last week's goals:

do:

{the plan} and {this week}

• exercise 4-5 hours this week/teach fitness classes- 3 BODYPUMPS and 1 BODYCOMBAT
• plan out October activities with kids/birthdays/etc.
• plan out my days and weeks on paper again using the plan and this week
• do devotions alone at lunch time {the baby and I haven't been getting up earlier than the kids these days} this was SO awesome.
• list 3 items {watch out- more pop-up closet posts coming soon!} - took pictures, listed 1 item
• make dental appointments

read: 

• Isaiah chapters 40-55

learn:

• family verse we are memorizing together: Isaiah 55:6-7 {we are still working on this one- didn't get in the practice last week}

be:

•  patient. {still working on this for the rest of the month- I am trying to retrain myself to answer with "yes" instead of "what"- my husband particularly loved me answering him with "yes, Love." That made me very happy. :D}

And here are this week's goals:

do:

• teach fitness classes/ exercise 5 hours this week
• learn/practice new BODYCOMBAT release
• work on new project :)
• list two items for sale
• write an encouraging note to my husband
• find activities for the 4 y.o. to do during school
• take pictures of another project
• do devotions at lunch time {ongoing}
• take kids to dental appointment
• go on special date with the hubs
• buy birthday gifts for Elijah and Rob

read: 

• Isaiah 55-60
• 2 chapters of To Live Is Christ to Die Is Gain by Matt Chandler. I found this at the bookstore last week, and started it. It's really good so far! 

learn:

• Isaiah 55:6-7 {2nd half}

be:

• patient: still working on answering with "yes" and this week, adding a smile to it as much as possible. :) When I'm concentrating or tired, my face tends to look pretty serious most of the time- so I need to smile more altogether. :) I think Rob will really appreciate this one the most. :D I used to smile all the time when we were younger, and I think it will also work backwards- smiling more will make me feel less tired! We'll see! :D I'm excited!

What are your goals for this week?  Do you have a link? Please share!! 

What are your favorite easy table activities for a 4-year-old to do?

How much do you smile at home?

I probably smile more in public than home- something that needs to change quickly!

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