20's vs. 30's

I had this idea to write down 20 things that I accomplished/did/learned in my 20's and 30 things I'd like to accomplish/do/learn in my 30's. Maybe if I actually write them down, I'll be more likely to do them. At least that's what I'd like to think!

20 things in my 20's-

-Moved to Utah and lived on my own for the first time in my life

-Met some wonderful roommates (not to mention across the hall mates, Jenny and Katie) some of whom I still keep in touch with via blogging

-Met my future husband

-Served in two different Relief Society presidencies

-Watched/waited (kind of) as my future husband left on his mission

-Moved back home to Henderson

-Student taught

-Earned a bachelor's degree in ECE from UNLV

-Graduated from the institute program

-Got married for time and all eternity!

-Taught 2nd grade in a very tough/demanding school for 2 years

-Got pregnant

-Moved to San Diego

-Started this blog

-Experienced first hand a natural disaster in the form of fire

-Had a baby via c-section in the midst of said natural disaster

-Learned how difficult/rewarding it is to be a mother

-Survived having a husband in grad school with a newborn (not so easy!)

-Moved from El Cajon to San Diego

-Realized that I am not nearly as patient a person as I once thought I was

30 things in my 30's-

-Travel somewhere that I've never been inside the U.S. (not hard, since I've never really been outside of the western U.S.)

-Travel somewhere that I've never been outside of the U.S. (also not hard, since the only place I've ever been outside of the U.S. is Mexico)

-Tour the church history sites

-Go on a cruise

-Have more children

-Read more often, at least one book a month

-Learn how to sew (can't even sew a button onto a shirt currently, no kidding!)

-Learn how to make really good homemade bread and make it often

-Incorporate more fruits and vegetables into my diet

-Become better at managing money

-Take a cooking class at a culinary school

-Own a home

-Plant a garden

-Lose weight

-Exercise regularly

-Drink more water

-Have more self control about what I eat

-Develop a more charitable nature

-Go to the temple often

-Visit some temples that I've never been to

-Go on more dates

-Become less of a worry wart

-Become better at enjoying the stage of life I'm in now

-Make lasting memories with my family

-Be more adventurous

-Develop family traditions that my children will remember and love

-Be less judgemental

-Be more willing to do things that are outside of my comfort zone

-Learn to listen better

-Develop a closer relationship to my Heavenly Father