The Dalai Lama's Cat and the Art of Purring
The Suitcase Kid
Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Coast Trail
The True Story of Tracy Beaker
The Returned

1. The Chicken Coup salad
2. Nat's King Coleslaw
3. Quiche Me, You Fool!
4. Breaded Cod Fillets
5. Fee Fie Faux Fried Chicken
6. Avocado Chocolate Pudding
7. Marla's Maple Pork
8. Glazed and Confused Carrots
9. Peanut Better Gingersnaps
10. Sinnamon Apple Muffins
11. Chicken, mango & avocado salad

The Persian Pickle Club
Still Alice
The Wombles
Attachments
The Last Letter from Your Lover
Fortunately, the Milk
Lucky Man
Moloka'i
The Dalai Lama's Cat
The Sleepwalker's Guide to Dancing

70 layout completed

Not actually unpacked but have gone through them and moved into attic storage.

#60

* Hitchhiker's Guide to Scrapbooking (Shimelle Laine)
* Through the Kaleidoscope (Amy Heller)

Is It Just Me?

1. The Help
2. Little Women
3. One Day
4. Pride and Prejudice
5. Sense and Sensibility
6. Emma
7. The Joy Luck Club
8. The Boy in the Suitcase
9. The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic
10. Me Before You

Read:
* Little Women
* Pride & Prejudice
* Sense & Sensibility
* Emma

Will pair with 'Host a Flat Stanley' task when 'Flat Jake' gets here.

Links for future reference:
http://www.malmotown.com/en/list/attractions-sightseeing

http://www.stromma.se/sv/Sightseeing/Malmo/Turer-till-sjoss/Rundan-Sightseeing/

www.sopstationen.se 040-926262
Between 9am-3pm or 4pm

Massive clean out of closets and attic - 4 bags total sent off to Myrona!

Hosted a crayfish party in August - haven't done that in 3 years. Was a really fun night with Ingrid and Alice (Linda couldn't make it).

Weight loss is going great! Much of it is thanks to a new app I installed for my Android, "Noom". It includes the Calorific and Cardio Trainer apps (free) and has been a very easy and visual approach to monitor my eating (without weighing!) and exercise routines. It's made a huge difference in what I eat and getting some exercise on a daily basis. Love it!

I finished my autumn table runner! What's more, it's ready before autumn, so I'll be able to use it this year - yeah! I'm already envisioning it decorating the Thanksgiving table and now contemplating making some stripe pieced placemats to match...perhaps. Think I'll turn the leftover stripes into little pot holders.

I'm feeling quite accomplished after only one week. I have six tasks on the go and have completed two smaller ones. If nothing else, I can at least say that I've oiled my patio furniture and only have the radiator left in the bedroom to paint and those in themselves are good accomplishments in their own rights.

I still have half of my list left to fill out but I'm not going to rush it, nor am I going to add frivilous stuff to fill the space (like many people on here seem to do). I want this to be a personal project for *me*, about *me* and I have about 2.5 years left to add to the list.

I've debated with myself whether to add things I've already done in the past to my done list. Part of me thinks it would be rather neat to see the cool things I've already done. Part of me thinks I should just keep it purely to my ongoing list. Hmmmm, thoughts?

Will pair with 'Host a Flat Stanley' task when 'Flat Jake' gets here.

Links for future reference:
http://www.malmotown.com/en/list/attractions-sightseeing

http://www.stromma.se/sv/Sightseeing/Malmo/Turer-till-sjoss/Rundan-Sightseeing/

Okay, so I've just stumbled upon the Day Zero project. I saw it mentioned in one of the Swap-bot forums by another member and got curious. It reminds me of that movie, Julie & Julia, where the character Julie decides to cook every recipe from Julia Child's cookbook in one year.

So far my list has 31 items on it; mostly crafting, travel and home improvement related. I have more travel plans to add but I haven't been able to narrow down my list - later this year I'm planning on going somewhere but haven't decided where yet - could be Austria or Russia at this point. Have a suggestion for a great trip - tell me!