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January Bucket List

These monthly bucket lists are really becoming one of my favorite things. I try not to put too much pressure on myself to complete them all, but they are nice to use as a guideline for a fun and productive month. I always feel like time flies by and things I want to do pass me by!
Going to the Christmas tree farm with Garrett, Carter, and my sister was so much fun; probably my favorite from the list. I made sugar cookies, mailed our holiday cards, made more than ten donations, and visited Rhode Island. I did a half-job (whoops) on my closet and we didn’t have any snow to break in my skis with… and I put ice skating back on the list for January. I still want to do it!
January has been off to a little bit of a rocky start for me. Taking time off for the holidays seems to have really thrown me off… I’m just ready to get back into a regular routine! (Of course Garrett and I have a ski trip planned for this week… I have a feeling I’m going to be resting sore legs and working late at night!) January is notoriously a rough month so I’m hoping this bucket list helps add some more excitement into the mix!
What would you add to your January bucket list?


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Audrey Lin

These monthly bucket lists are such a great idea! Many people have got their 2016 New Year resolutions down, and a great step in the right direction would be to break it up month by month, and maybe even week by week! On my January to-do/bucket list is to finish drafting all my blog posts from summer break :O Yup… And also to create a very detailed major plan (I'm a sophomore in college). -Audrey | Brunch at Audrey's

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Kate Flâneur

These bucket lists are so great – I love the fact that they consist mostly of fun tasks! Do you have a bucket list for the entire year ahead, as well? I mean, do you decide at the beginning of each month or do you have a general idea of what you would like to every month?
Best,
Kate

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Abbie

I love these monthly lists – so fun to read! Now that I'm done with college, I'm thinking about setting monthly goals as well

Abbie, newenglandabbie.blogspot.com

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Abbie

I love these monthly lists – so fun to read! Now that I'm done with college, I'm thinking about setting monthly goals as well

Abbie, newenglandabbie.blogspot.com

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Amy Schwartz

Hi Carly! I was wondering if you could make a general post about budgeting/financial goal setting for the new year. Nothing too personal, just something about how you prioritize and set goals. I'm working on a budget and want to set financial goals, but everything I come up with seems arbitrary!

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Tiffany

LearnVest.com is an excellent resource for budgeting and financial goal setting. Its app is free, and it tracks your progress toward your goals, which has been a great motivator for me. In terms of prioritizing your goals, 1. Tackle debt first then 2. work on building your savings/emergency fund. Here's to financial success in 2016!

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Allison D

Hey Carly! For the "clean up iPhone photos" list item, I've been using Google Photos and love it. You mentioned in a post about Dropbox Carousel, and Google Photos is like that except with endless free storage. Hope this is helpful! 🙂 Happy New Year.

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Ebony S

On my bucket list is to get new business cards made and start a photo album. I have thousands of pictures, and want to start printing them!

I really enjoy these monthly bucket lists — it helps me to stay on top of things for the month.

I'm probably going to have to add the clean out iPhone photos on my list since I'm making a photo album! I have thousands of random selfies in my phone lol (whoops)

Good luck on your list this month!

xo, Justarlanda | justarlanda.com

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Olivia Stieren

I love how well-rounded your list is!

A few things on my January bucket list:
-Attend the College Football National Championship in Arizona (my team is there for the first time since 1981, so it's pretty exciting!)
-get back in my regular workout routine (typical, I know)
-no fast food
-write a handwritten letter to a friend
-try out 5 new recipes
-catch up on my audiobooks

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