Something New - In Review

My 2010 has been Jam-packed with “New”. New experiences, new places, new things, new foods and new ways of thinking, most (not all) were welcome.

Over the past 365 days I posted 58 times about my “Something New” That averages out to at least 1 new thing per week which is far above my goal of at least 1 new thing per month.

You can search my blog for the posts called “Something New” but I’ll post my outline here.

January
New car
February
Sufi Dancing
Engagement Photo Shoot
March
16 MM Film Showing
Sounders Football Club Game
Riding the Light Rail
Meeting Andy Runton
Hope on the Slopes
Snowshoeing
April
Girls vacation with Mariya to Las Vegas
Henna Tattoo
Herb Garden
May
Seattle Cheese Festival
Alone Time
Wizard of OZ – High School Play
King County Library System
June
Child Photo Shoot
Mexican Pastries
Passion Iced Tea
Coconut Macaroons
Ate a bug – Cricket
Cherries
Relay for Life Team Captain
July
Full Tilt Ice Cream
Proletariat Pizza
Picnic with Eric
Recycling my old Cell phones
Touring Theo Chocolate Factory
Feathered Headbands
El Sabor De Oxacan
Skyping with Mom
Just Breathe – R for Ronnebeck switch over
August
Presidential Motorcade
Baby Dinosaur Necklace
Decoupage
Being Cool, with being Me
Mercer Island
Photographing a Bridal Shower
September
Washington DC
First work Trip – with Eric
Negotiated Metro
Taxi cabbed on my won
Approached Screech the Nat’s mascot
Caught a baseball at a game
Public Speaking for work
October
Photo Shoot – Megan & Amanda
Starbucks Via
Relay for Life Committee
Western Washington Relay for life Summit
Dahlia Garden
Picnic with a friend
November
Crocheting
Pomegranates
English breakfast Tea
Breakfast / Church with Julie & Nell
Dave Niehaus Memorial
NaBloPoMo
December
Wedding Photo Shoot
Trip home by myself
Getting all dressed up with my Hubby for a night out on the town
Christmas shopping with a friend in the city

Here's to being a NEW and adventurous person!

Comments

My Happy Place

I have a lot of happy space in my world - but the happiest of all is Marvista Park in Normandy Park, just a few short miles from my house. It's the one place where I can go, be a kid, and then feel completely refreshed afterwards. Vacation is coming... T minus a few weeks now, and I feel like I've earned the crap out of it this year! But until then, a weekly trip to my happy place with the furry one should do it! I love his little feet trying to take on the leaves! So cute.

The Wreath

It all started with Pinterest - yes, that rant about Pinterest still stands, but this was inspired from there. I wanted to recreate a wreath of bulbs, I hate buying wreaths since they expire year after year, this one will hang in my home for a LONG time, possibly till I die... that is how much I love how it turned out! So, being my crafty (and somewhat frugal) self, I set off to find the materials to make it. Finding that bulbs are not quite as cheap as you'd expect, I found them for 80% off. This wreath, at cost would have run me about $125. ACK! I made it for under 35%! So pretty! So pleased! Many have asked me to make one for them - my answer - you buy the bulbs and materials and I'll glue it together!

Thoughts of the American Pride Persuasion

I sat, mesmerized as I watched the “Breaking News” of the past 24 hours – Osama Bin Laden, Dead. What? I can’t really deny my mixed feelings about posting today. I don’t normally jump into the political rings but I can’t deny the HUGE news that swept our nation yesterday. So, this post has been thought out, a lot, typed really slowly, every word, intentional. Which is a huge leap from my normal ramblings of a Monday morning. We were sitting on the couch watching a movie, the movie ended and Eric turned on the news, and we watched, in awe. Just like September 11 th , I’ll always remember where I was when I heard the news. I can’t say I was ready to strap on a flag superhero cape style, and run up and down the street chanting “USA… USA… USA” like hundreds and thousands of other Americans in DC and New York, but then again, I wasn’t near ground zero, in Pennsylvania or at the pentagon the day that Osama Bin Laden became a household name. The American in me wants to be happy and

R is for Ronnebeck!

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