Day Zero Project: 101 Things in 1,001 Days

Here is the list that I created on Day Zero Project that I would like to create in 1,001 days…

1. Put mulch around the bushes and trees in my front yard
2. Plant a tree on Earth Day {April 22nd}
3. Reach my goal weight on Nutrisystem
4. Learn basic conversation skills in a new language
5. Brush up on French and Spanish
6. Buy a lottery ticket
7. Go to a concert
8. Repaint the hall
9. Repaint the foyer
10. DIY project with all my old concert tickets
11. Make a list of 100 reasons why I love my husband
12. Make a list of 100 reasons why I love my daughter
13. Have a girl’s day with my daughter
14. Get my hair highlighted
15. Get my nails done
16. Eat at a new restaurant
17. Watch my daughter get her Driver’s License
18. Make an emergency kit for the basement in case of a tornado
19. Have dinner by candlelight
20. Establish an emergency fund
21. Install tile on the foyer stairs
22. Make a quilt out of all my old tshirts
23. Can my own vegetables
24. Learn how to use a pressure cooker
25. Learn how to use a dehydrator
26. Reorganize this list
27. Organize our book collection
28. Grow my Facebook following to 15,000
29. Grow my Twitter following to 10,000
30. Start a wine collection
31. Get a grill
32. Build a patio
33. Get a new bed
34. Get our daughter a new bed
35. Purchase a used truck {to use for home DIY projects}
36. Go to Pigeon Forge
37. Organize our kitchen cabinets
38. Go to an auction
39. Take down the Christmas decorations
40. Encourage someone to create their own 101 in 1001 list
41. Alphabetize our DVDs
42. Alphabetize our CDs
43. Tile the kitchen backsplash
44. Redo the kitchen counters
45. Get a new refrigerator
46. Get a new stove
47. Get a new dishwasher
48. Get my husband to install lighting over the kitchen sink
49. Install a doggie door in the foyer door to the basement
50. Move the table in the kitchen to the basement to be used as a game table
51. Get a new table and chairs for the kitchen
52. Get a new livingroom suit
53. Pay off the HHR
54. Pressure wash the house
55. Get someone to fix the loose piece of vinyl siding on the side of the house
56. Plant Crepe Myrtles down the sides of the house
57. Create a Media Kit for Cheap Is The *New* Classy
58. Buy hosting for Eat Play Rock
59. Launch Eat Play Rock to the public
60. Publish my first article to Eat Play Rock
61. Do a cool interview for Eat Play Rock
62. Install new flooring in the foyer
63. Install new flooring in the main bathroom
64. Clean out the basement
65. Move my office into our bedroom
66. Paint the new office
67. Paint the small bathroom adjoining the office
68. Move our bedroom into the basement
69. Paint one wall of the new office in chalkboard paint
70. Move the turtle from my daughter’s bedroom to the office
71. Go on a vacation with only my husband
72. Read the Chronicles of Narnia
73. Finally finish reading Duma Key
74. Repaint the patio furniture set
75. Create a mosaic art piece
76. Go to a fleamarket we haven’t been to before
77. Buy something cool at the fleamarket
78. Watch 2 movies back to back at the movie theater
79. Spend an entire day at Starbucks writing
80. Visit a nature/science center or museum
81. Go to a zoo
82. Go to an aquarium
83. Set up a frog tank
84. Find a pretty rug for the hall
85. Join the new Myspace when it launches
86. Get an Instagram account
87. Learn how to use Instagram on my smartphone
88. Take some classes that will help me be a better blogger
89. Clean out the area under the deck
90. Get the hot tub in working order
91. Get an Air Hockey table for the basement
92. Go to the beach
93. Visit Charleston S.C.
94. Finish watching the entire series of Beverly Hills 90210
95. Watch the entire Friends series
96. Win a sweepstakes for something I really want
97. Take an entire day off from the blog
98. Organize the pantry
99. Help my daughter find her first job
100. Save $10 for every goal completed
101. Use the $10 for every goal completed for a vacation

Make Your Own Day Zero Project

If you are like me and you like planning, deadlines and lists, the Day Zero Project might be for you. Day Zero Project also has other lists that you can sign up to be part of. I just chose this one to start with. We will see how this one goes first, haha! I think that lists are great to hold people accountable and remind people of their goals. I will try to update my Day Zero Project list monthly to let you guys know how I am doing {and for personal accountability}. I am not sure if I know anyone else who used Day Zero Project, but if any of you want to join me, I would love to hear how your goal-attaining is going!

Make lists. Get stuff done. I have until 9/28/15 to get these goals accomplished. Wish me luck!