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2025 Goals Post

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The theme I have chosen for 2025 is: No Bullshit

My goals for 2025 are to:

1. Continue making my condo more cozy and comfortable through decluttering and home projects. 
- Bookshelf Modification
- Entranceway Refresh
- Fix the leaky tap in the kitchen
- Doors
- Bedroom Closet Opening

2. Write more.
- Cyberfunk 3000 
- Sparker
- Blog at least once weekly

3. Read more. 

4. Make more time for music through learning, performing, and concerts. 
- Choir
- Fender Play
- Ableton
- Music theory course

5. Continue my fitness journey.
- Softball
- Curling
- Tap dance
- Skating
- Walking
- Fitness Challenges

6. Continue walking the druidic path through spiritual studies and research with the goal of achieving a Bard level.

7. Take a trip.

8. Continue improving my drawing skills and complete some crafting projects.
- Procreate course
- Fairy Cross-Stitch
- Wolf Cross-Stitch
- Summer Quilt
- Goth Quilt
- Kiki's Magic Emporium Miniature Kit
- Entrance Table Runner
- Knit vest

9. Learn Japanese.

For a more detailed look at my goals, please check out my Trello here.
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Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada

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