1. I would begin the journal that I wish I had started while I was pregnant.
2. I would catch up on my reading: a stack of parenting magazines and a romance novel.
3. I would go for an extra-long walk with Sadie. (Pushing Jackson in the stroller makes it a little slower and less powerful)
4. I would hook up and begin tinkering around on the keyboard my sister-in-law loaned me this spring.
5. I would attempt to catch up on a TV show or two I've missed this season, suffering through the blips on our "high speed internet."
6. I would call and complain about said "high speed internet."
6. I would add a new post to this blog a lot more often.
2. I would catch up on my reading: a stack of parenting magazines and a romance novel.
3. I would go for an extra-long walk with Sadie. (Pushing Jackson in the stroller makes it a little slower and less powerful)
4. I would hook up and begin tinkering around on the keyboard my sister-in-law loaned me this spring.
5. I would attempt to catch up on a TV show or two I've missed this season, suffering through the blips on our "high speed internet."
6. I would call and complain about said "high speed internet."
6. I would add a new post to this blog a lot more often.
Of course I'd never get all this done in just one more hour; that's why it's called a wish list. What's yours?
3 comments:
I don't even think I have time to think about a wish list. Yesterday at work I wrote out my to do list and it took up a whole notebook sheet of paper. Sadly, it didn't include all of the things that need to get done at home. If only there was time to actually DO everything that needed to get done there would be a lot more time to do the things I WISH I could...
I've decided this "wish list" business doesn't apply to me because I don't have any children. Free time is still a part of my life, unlike yours. :)
I was going to say lucky you, but even with no time on my hands, I think I'm the lucky one. :)
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