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#926025 added December 31, 2017 at 7:07pm
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New Year's Eve 2017
Jamál (Beauty) 2 Sharaf (Honor) 174 B.E. - Sunday, December 31, 2017

It is New Year's Eve 2017, and I have managed to either write or read without playing any type of online solitaire game. I hope to continue this record for the rest of Sunday and into Monday, January 1, 2018. I admit to Googling solitaire earlier today; however, instead of playing the game I went to BahaiTeaching.org1 and read the article "Am I a Racist?"2 by Chris Kavelin. I hope to continue writing, reading, and reviewing the rest of the day, and take it up again on New Year's Day 2018. As much as I enjoy the solitaire games, they interfere with writing and reviewing. Since I have established eighteen goals for 2018, I cannot afford to let computer or online games distract me.


My goals for 2018 can be found in "Melting SnowOpen in new Window. "18 for 2018 and Hope for the New YearOpen in new Window.. I am not sure whether I can accomplish all of them in 2018 or not, the one thing I am sure of is that I have to attempt to accomplish them. I do not know what 2018 will bring, I can only place trust in the Almighty, and attempt to accomplish my goals while also proclaiming Baha'u'llah's name. I do know that worrying about whether or not I can accomplish them will curtail my efforts to accomplish any of the goals I have established.

Writing for January 1-6, 2018

*BulletBr* "Invalid ItemOpen in new Window. write an essay, poem, or article about Paraguay (founder member of the UN on 24th October 1945).
*BulletGr* "I Write in 2018Open in new Window. Week 1: January 1 - 7 enter contest and review entry on "I Write in 2018Open in new Window. forum.
*BulletO* E-mail "Project Write WorldOpen in new Window. Team USA participants to find out what their writing preferences are.
*BulletP* Write blog entries in response to "30-Day Blogging Challenge ON HIATUSOpen in new Window..
*BulletB* Determine the items I begin in 2017 that I need to finish in 2018.
*BulletG* Post Monday and Friday to "Weekly GoalsOpen in new Window..
*BulletR* Review the eighteen goals to see what is plausible and achievable.
*BulletV* Review at least 7 items written by other writers focusing on needs of my upcoming edition of the fantasy newsletter.
*Bullet* Begin cleaning off computer desk.

The question now arises, "How do I keep track of my goals?" I suspect the best was is an individual document rather than entries in one of my journals. I still have to decide if I want to keep it month by month or for the entire year. I suspect it would be easier keeping it month by month. I could still change my mind and keep it in one of my journals. I will decide for sure on January 1, 2018, how I will keep track of my 2018 goals.

Footnotes
1  http://bahaiteachings.org/
2  http://bahaiteachings.org/am-i-a-racist


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