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March. 2012 has been such a crazy and exciting year so far. March is going to be no different for us. I’m finishing things up for the launch of Finding Joy in Depression and then I head out to Teach Them Diligently and Apologia Live.
Here’s what I’m focusing on for March:
- Stay consistent with my Bible reading. All that busyness means I need a little extra focus this month. There were times in February when I fell a couple of days behind and I want to keep that from happening in March. I want to be more proactive – if I know I have a busy day coming, I want to read in advance instead of putting it off a day.
- Prepare for next book club. We’re going to be reading Shepherding a Child’s Heart here at The Pelsers in April and May. I need to get everything set up for that – schedule, free printable, Facebook group, mailing list, etc.
- Pay off Josh’s student loan. I shared last month that we needed an extra $500/mo in order to pay off his loan this year. We had an unexpected boost to our fund last month that I’ll share about soon. We’re now so close to paying off Josh’s student loan that we can taste it! I want to work hard this month finding ways to bring in extra income so we can meet the goals of paying off Josh’s student loan by May 8 – that’s Josh’s birthday.
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You’ve got some great goals for March. I know you can really do it.
It’s going to be a crazy month. Must focus! So thankful for 3in30 and the support of people like you 🙂
Great goals – looking forward to the next book club starting 🙂 And, totally wish you were coming to the Baltimore Apologia – it would be lovely to meet you IRL!
I’ll be in Atlanta and seeing lots of bloggy friends there. Are you going to 2 to 1? I’m looking for a sponsor. If that comes through, my whole family is planning to drive up.
I love Shepherding a Child’s Heart it gave me a whole new perspective on parenting. Looking forward to seeing how God provides for getting rid of your debt! Blessings to you!
Paula, hope you’ll join us and share your thoughts on Shepherding. God is truly amazing – I have a post going live tomorrow about how God provided far above and beyond on the debt goal.
Isn’t is super easy to slack on Bible reading?!?
Congrats on almost paying off that debt! Feels great!
I know, isn’t it sad? I’m not legalistic in the sense that I feel that I have to read every day, but I want it to be so important to me that I prepare in advance if I know that I have something coming that could disrupt my schedule.
I love these goals. For me, I found that buying a daily office thing for my lectionary app really has helped me focus on bible reading. I know that wouldn’t work for everyone, but those who use the Lectionary might find it helpful.
That’s a good idea. I use a simple composition notebook and follow the schedule with Good Morning Girls. It’s a matter of starting the morning well.