Lindsey:
1. Read at least 5 books. Listening to audio books during my hour roundtrip counts as reading, so even though this month will be super busy with grading student essays, this should be doable.
2. Walk at least 100 miles. I wear a pedometer and track my walking everyday. I’ve averaged over 4 miles the past few days. If I keep this up, I can definitely meet this goal.
3. Lose at least 2 pounds.
4. Make extra food at least once a week to put an extra meal in the freezer. I met that for this week already when we made a huge batch of mini pizza meatloaves. It was our supper last night, Josh’s lunch today, and we have 5 servings left in the freezer.
5. Generate at least $100 of extra income (which can come from selling stuff or extra work). This is going to have to be actually $170 because I want $100 profit, and I’m budgeting this month for the breakfast I provide all 90 of my students the morning of our big state standardized test the first week of March. Last year I fed 93 kids on $100, and they were well fed. They were still full at lunch. This year I think I can do even better and spend even less. My budget is $70.
6. Write at least 10 ehow articles.

Josh:
1. Be all caught up on grading
2. Do 10 mystery shops (he’s already done 2 for the month and has some really good restaurant ones lined up–2 at Buffalo Wild Wings and 1 at Applebees. I’m excited!)
3. Listen to 2 audio books
4. Lose 9 pounds
5. Sell at least 10 things and earn a minimum of $70
6. Figure out what he’s doing this summer and fall
7. Not buy more than 3 fountain pops (his very favorite)
8. Have 1 day a week of not yelling at Mauer (one of our dogs; he’s the crazy neurotic one, but we I love him anyway)
9. Apply for at least 3 full-time jobs