101 things to do in 1001 days, starting January 15, 2012

Here is my new list of 101 things to do in 1001 days, starting January 15, 2012, and ending October 13, 2014. I also posted the list on the Day Zero Project site, but this list right here has a few more details:

1. - Finish reading the Bible again (The Message translation)
2. - Learn some Spanish (probably with the CD course I bought)
3. - update travel logs of ToyVoyagers with pictures and stories from D.C. area
4. - put my best pictures of D.C. area on Flickr
5. - Donate at least once a month while I have my own income
   
6. - go through the old notes I did when a student and re-evaluate what to keep
7. - go through the old conference proceedings and similar items and re-evaluate what to keep
8. - consolidate mailing supplies to one small closet or less
9. - keep winter clothes/items in a box out of the way because they’re not needed in Southern California (keeping only important items which should be easier to figure out after the two winters in Virginia)
10. - give away books that I can easily get from the library or online and are not my most important ones to read or keep
11. - make scrapbook for my nephew
12. - organize my art and craft supplies
13. - get a shoe rack
14. - Get furniture for the bedroom (bed, dressers)
15. - volunteer regularly (e.g. at Ten Thousand Villages or the thrift store) at least until I get a job again
16. - make my desk a real workspace
17. - lose weight (preferably 50-60 lb)
18. - exercise more regularly
19. - reach 1000 sent and 1000 received cards in postcrossing
20. - finish my state quarters collection and the one for my dad
21. - update my braces blog with after photos and facts
22. - sort LAC notes (I can probably throw out most of the remaining ones and just keep a few)
23. - Set up the second bedroom for crafts etc.
24. - Store/display my notebooks in a way that makes is easy to pick up and enjoy them
25. - Put fresh items in earthquake kit
26. - Get all my postcards in order
27. - Get rid of many T-shirts, only keeping those we love most
28. - Use a few discarded T-shirts for T-shirt yarn or other projects
29. - Organize the job search advice that I have at hand so that I can easily reference it (sort job search related notes and throw out things that are not important anymore at the same time)
30. - finish the Israel scrapbook
31. - Scan all my received Postcrossing cards
32. - Scan all my Moomin postcards
33. - Make a Washington D.C. scrapbook
34. - sort my old memorabilia from vacations etc. to keep only what I may really need for scrapbooks
35. - Make scrapbooks from old memorabilia (after sorting I’ll know how much there is to do/ how many there are) (Australia, old vacations, other)
36. - Add my other visits to the German scrapbook I already started
37. - Make a Los Angeles and Pasadena scrapbook
38. - Visit the Postcrossing Meeting in Bielefeld
39. - Visit my family again
40. - Play my cello
41. - Play my trumpet
42. - Learn the basics of playing the harmonica
43. - Try out other little instruments
44. - Visit the Grand Canyon
45. - Ride a bike
46. - Send 12 postcards to my nephew
47. - Learn to soak stamps to separate them from the paper
48. - Learn to use the GIMP
49. - Install Linux on my laptop
50. - Keep a journal of food/health tips and info
51. - Be a volunteer for World Book Night USA in 2013
52. - Go Geocaching
53. - Do something useful with all the notes I took in D.C.
54. - Get a job that I like near Pasadena
55. - Join a small group in Pasadena
56. - Make nice backups of all online photos (include a simple index)
57. - Make a mini earthquake kit to take around anywhere
58. - Release at least one book on Bookcrossing every month (controlled releases count)
59. - Figure out a fast that works for me and do it
60. - Learn how to crochet (reading patterns!)
61. - Learn how to knit (reading patterns!)
62. - Run a 5k
63. - Try all the different kinds of pens, pencils, and markers I have
64. - Write down old memories
65. - Select 6 special small images for my desktop frame
66. - Grow something edible (e.g. indoor herb garden)
67. - Learn to prepare and paint metal and paint at least one metal tin
68. - Find a process that works for recycling
69. - Organize my favorites/bookmarks online (including blog subscriptions etc.)
70. - Figure out the old sewing machine
71. - Bring choir CDs and music in order
72. - Find if there's a nice guided tour for Pasadena and do it (if there isn't one, find out about self-guided tours)
73. - Walk Arroyo Seco trail (especially the restored section...)
74. - Visit Pasadena City Hall
75. - Learn to knot (hemp/floss) bracelets e.g. How to make a Friendship Bracelet
76. - Make some jewelery
77. - Sell something on Etsy
78. - Bring my collection of stamps in order
79. - Put my small souvenir sheet collection in a nice album
80. - Knit or crochet for a project that helps children (hat?)
81. - Find what a good black artist marker/pen is that is not water-soluble and get one
82. - Collect info for Los Angeles Citybook
83. - Get all my small items that don’t seem to belong anywhere in order
84. - Try keeping a mini moss terrarium
85. - Write Christmas cards to family and friends each year
86. - Read at least three of my books that are written in German
87. - Read at least three of my Christian books
88. - Release on Bookcrossing (maybe as ray or bookring or in a book box) at least three of my Christian books
89. - Visit Los Angeles Times Festival of Books (April 2013?)
90. - Make a list of what other scrapbooks I should do
91. - Make at least one of these scrapbooks
92. - Re-evaluate my blogs
93. - Blog regularly (once a month or more) on my Joyful Song blog
94. - Freecycle some more items in Pasadena
95. - Get more educated about fair trade and then buy accordingly
96. - Go swimming in the pool
97. - Listen to 10 audio books
98. - Reorganize the kitchen cabinets, throwing out dingy and unused items
99. - Do a deep cleaning of every room in the apartment
100. - Fold 50 envelopes (5/50)
101. - Read 50 of the books I already own