• Take more photos.
• Clean my apartment more thoroughly than ever before.  (Vampires shouldn’t sparkle, but that kitchen counter WILL, so help me…)
• Write that children’s book that’s been in my head for 4 years.
• Write that other book that’s been in my head for 2 years.
• Get a working draft of that board game design I’ve been toying with.
• Make more shirts.
• Lose more weight.
• Make fewer lists of things I intend to do.

*Assuming I don’t get sidetracked by 50 million other things like I always do.

In no particular order, perhaps simultaneously:

• Build up Teachers20.com, hopefully recruiting others so that I don’t get that nagging feeling that it’s a one-man show any more.
• Spend some more time looking at a pastime of mine through the eyes of an educator.
• Take more photos.
• Leave more footprints (I need to exercise more).
• Get some cleaning done around the house.

And, if there’s time, maybe relax a bit.

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Yes, I’m still playing with Frames.  And my students start using it this week.

If you are in my Technology Concepts class and you are reading this now, congratulations – you found my blog! Now good luck on today’s test.

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Used some Christmas cash from my parents to buy my first digital camera in years – A Canon PowerShot SX120 IS.

10x optical zoom, full manual mode, 10 megapixels, AND it still fits in my pocket since that wonderful zoom lens retracts almost completely into the body.

Does this mean I’ll be taking more pictures (and ones that aren’t from a blurry little cameraphone) this year?

Oh, I hope so.
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