101/1001

I was blog surfing tonight and I ran across this blog and this idea and I decided that instead of just making new years resolutions I was going to do this idea. So miss Kait (who spells your name like my sister ) I am going to fulfill your number 14. Love this idea and thank you so much for sharing!
So here’s the deal:

About The Project

Sponsored by Day Zero, the home of the 1001 Day Project. A unique challenge that inspires you to set and achieve your personal goals in life.
The Challenge:
Complete 101 preset tasks in a period of 1001 days.
The Criteria:
Tasks must be specific (ie. no ambiguity in the wording) with a result that is either measurable or clearly defined. Tasks must also be realistic and stretching (ie. represent some amount of work on your part).
Why 1001 Days?
Many people have created lists in the past - frequently simple challenges such as New Year's resolutions or a 'Bucket List'. The key to beating procrastination is to set a deadline that is realistic. 1001 Days (about 2.75 years) is a better period of time than a year, because it allows you several seasons to complete the tasks, which is better for organizing and timing some tasks such as overseas trips, study semesters, or outdoor activities.
(Taken from www.dayzeroproject.com and http://sethandkait.blogspot.com)
Start date: February 6, 2011
End date: November 3, 2013
bold means I am working on it
strike words mean I am finished oh happy day!
1. finish personal progress
2. finish book of mormon in 100 days (here we go james!)
3. go on a date once a month
4. go to the temple once a month
5. Watch 26 movies I've never seen starting with each letter of the Alphabet
6. inspire someone to make a 101/1001 list
7. finish wedding scrapbook
8. print my blog into a book for 2010
9. dance in the rain
10. kiss someone at midnight
11. buy a gun...i think
12. and learn to shoot properly
13. make pillows and finish drapes
14. make a quilt
15. prepare names and take them to the temple to get work done
16. write my grandma and grandpa on letter a month while they are on their mission
17. go sky diving
18. hike through a canyon
19. run a 5k
20. run a 10k
21. get a bachelor’s degree
22. pay off my car
23. make James’ mission scrap book
24. write a letter to all of the people that have impacted my life for good
25. drive the California coast ( the PCH)
26. Take James to New York
27. Go with James to a Broadway show -- we went to see wicked together this year. (2011) and surprisingly, James loved it! Can't wait to go see another one!
28. Fit back into my Wedding Dress—I saw on a blog somewhere, this lady takes a picture of her babies in their blessing outfit and her in her wedding dress…That would be quite the accomplishment! We’ll see if I can do that…
29. Watch the series movies: Lord of the Rings; X Man series; Bourne Series; Oceans series; Batman series; Harry Potter series; Star Wars series; Anne of Green Gables series; Chronicles of Narnia series…and James will probably want to add more
30. Read at least one book every month
31. Make a red velvet cake
32. Go camping on the beach
33. Learn how to snow board
34. Go to General Conference in the Conference Center
35. Go through the Salt Lake Temple Best experience EVER! I got to go through with my cousin CR and with the rest of my mom's siblings. All 8 kids in my mom's family were able to be in the temple at the same time. It was a great experience. And it was a live session which was pretty remarkable- I really would like to go back some day soon! 
36. Volunteer at a hospital-- I work at the Northwest Medical Center in the Cardiopulmonary department. I help with stocking and going around to the different departments in the hospital to make sure that all of the Respiratory Therapists have what they need to do their job. I love going and participating in the great service environment. This hospital has an awesome volunteer department. I didn't realize how many people volunteer- it is quite amazing. I feel like this experience is also helping me get ready for school! (which i start Respiratory therapy school in the fall :) ) 
37. Make one new meal from a recipe once a month
38. Give someone a Book of Mormon with my testimony in it For Christmas this past year, I gave one of my friends a Book of Mormon. I just kept feeling like I needed to write down my feelings in a letter and give her something special. Well what better place to write down feelings in than a Book of Mormon! I have no idea if she will ever pick it up and read it, but I know that I feel good about giving her the gift that I did. 
39. Build something out of wood- like a bed frame or a shelf
40. Plant a garden- make sure to include Jasmine! We planted corn, tomatoes, beans, green onions, watermelon, red pepper, and Jasmine. We have picked several beans that were oh so amazing to eat. We also have picked one tomato and have three more almost done! There are ears of corn already growing and the watermelon is vine-ing like crazy! The Jasmine smelled amazing when it bloomed! I love having that smell right there before I walk into the house. We are still waiting for the red pepper and the onions to do something more... Oh we also did cilantro and basil. The cilantro I think would be best as a potted plant because it didn't last long being in the ground, and the basil did poorly at the beginning but then shot up and we love being able to season food with fresh herbs.  It's been super fun to grow a garden and I have learned a ton for my next garden! This is something that I really want to make a big part of life though- it is so wonderful to see fruits of labor literally. 
41. Make a family history book
42. Build up a good food storage supply
43. Learn how to can food