Hello December // Goals

“It is December, and nobody asked if I was ready.”
― Sarah Kay

Currently

Feeling: lost, anxious, scared

Loving: the sweater weather

Watching: Gilmore Girls

Remembering: last December with all its excitement

Waiting: for 2016 to be over
Reading: You Get So Alone at Times That It Just Makes Sense

December Goals

Blog:

— Publish posts at least twice a week.

— Grow Social media, mainly focusing on Instagram and Facebook for now.

Personal:

— Workout at least 5 days a week.
— Follow a study schedule and have a productive month.
— Even though the #AEDM2016 challenge is over successfully, I want to continue creating something every day on Here I Doodle.
— Read more.

How about you, scribblers?

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November
October
September

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