Rotary Club of Portland

It's been a fun time checking in and being accountable. It has gotten easier as I've gone. I'm not sure 2w is enough to form the habit. I still use the competitive nature of the team check in to keep me honest, but I'll keep doing these items. 

I did my second 1-time thing last night. It was some learning, and now I can't stop thinking about it. I suppose that was the point, eh? :)

Bread heels! Our freezer has five or six bread bags with one or two heels. This morning I looked up multiple solutions to use them as human food vs food for the crows and jays. After examining the options, I went with crow and jay feed.

Happy rainy day! It feels good to be getting in the rhythm of these little actions. 

Gonna have some leftovers for lunch. Now if I could just find a way to turn all those acorns outside into something tasty!  As it is, they'll just become compost.

I'm getting in a rhythm of this now... I do my actions along with my work email to start the day. Ezpz!

I'm super happy about my challenge choices today... I'm going through a rough patch. I gotta say... Doing the gratitude project has helped stabilize me. I know this will mostly pass by 12/1, but these next 5 weeks are going to be a ride. I'm terrified and excited. And, y'know... Thankful. 

Loving this weather this weekend. Going beyond my challenge with not driving, yard work, etc. it's a successful day when the kids join in. Yay!

I won a chinook book for gathering points here! What a treat. :-) I haven't looked through it yet, but I will. 

One of my goals is around gratitude. I am doing a daily gratitude project, but this challenge adds the additional "write a thank you note daily"... Today, I saw someone that I've been writing about in my gratitude journal, so I told him the thanks out loud and to his face. Not writing a note, but it was nice to do. I took credit for...