Restarting All Over Again

It's Reboot Time!!!  It lines up oddly with Sim sharing a story from Wil Wheaton rebooting his own life, but I had been thinking about my own for a while.  There are a lot of things I want to be doing but I opt for lazing around instead.  I've actually had a really busy summer, and it's time to hunker down for the winter and get some shit in my life in order.  I figured I would start with another 2 or 3 weeks of juicing.  But only for breakfast and lunch.  I've just made up 10 mason jars worth of juice and soup.  It can be slightly annoying how much effort goes into the prep.  At least I'll be good for two days.  We'll see how long I'm able to keep that going.

A summer's worth and no posts to show for it.  I guess the only really amazing news is the new car.  I still love love love it.  More posts to come in the near future.  Including an outstanding neighbourhood write-up.  It has not been forgotten.  Maybe slightly forgotten but hopefully I can do it justice.

I guess in short, I'd like to start my fake new year by doing the following:
1) Finish cleaning my place, and keep it clean.
2) Manage my laundry folding better (a large subsection of part one).
3) Eat healthier.
4) Work out more...or at all.
5) Watch less TV/Netflix
6) Read more.
7) Write more.
8) Play more guitar, and listen to more music.
9) Paint a self portrait and build a house.....just kidding, but maybe knit more.
10) Get back to budgeting.  I've already started over again with my budgeting program with today's receipts.  I feel like I've lost control of my spending.  Not that I ever buy much non-essential stuff, but I need to get a better handle on it all.  I need to focus on building up my savings again, and maybe get back to making more prepayments on the 'gage.

I should track my progress on these ten points and see how I'm doing even a month from now.  Perhaps?  I'm having a follow-up fire inspection on Wednesday to replace my smoke detector.  They are going to charge for it, and I could have replaced it myself but I'm honestly too lazy.  I couldn't be bothered to figure out if it's hardwired or what exactly I would need to screw into the ceiling if I bought a replacement.  For $40 I'll let the fire safety company take care of that.  It's actually a company that we distribute to.  I haven't yet decided if that's weird or awesome.