October has been a struggle to say the least.\u00a0 I developed another eye infection but there is some evidence to say that they are actually shingles… I am just hoping I can keep from getting again.\u00a0 I don’t think things are slowing down but I am hopeful that I am becoming more adaptable and that we can get in a rhythm soon.\u00a0 On a positive note, we have almost finished the new building in the driveway. Painting and new lights are all that is left. This should make things easier but we shall see.<\/p>\n
Emergency Fund- Goal is $1000- $250. I am very doubtful that we meet this goal this year. However stay tuned for some big financial update that will happen this month.<\/p>\n
Groceries- Goal $820 per month.\u00a0 Goal\u00a0 met with $678. We are working on continuing to work through our pantries, fridges and freezers. I would like to stay under for the remainder of the year. As a side note, we are also helping to support a family with our food resources as well.<\/p>\n
Gas- Goal is $500.\u00a0 October total is $343. We will be driving to Florida in November\/ December and that should increase this amount.<\/p>\n
Blogging- For 2025- the goal will be 10 posts per month. This is actually post number 6 for the month. I have been struggling but am hoping to get myself back in a better routine.<\/p>\n
Debit- Goal is 200000 total debit for the end of the year! Huge update and changes coming soon.<\/p>\n
Health\/Exercise- I am continuing to slowly lose weight. This morning showed 179.\u00a0 For a total of 46 pounds of weight loss. Ideally I would like to hit 50 but we shall see. We did alot of walking for the Halloween party so that should count as exercise.<\/p>\n
Reading through the Bible this year-Still on track! I am going to finish the year strong!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
October has been a struggle to say the least.\u00a0 I developed another eye infection but there is some evidence to say that they are actually shingles… I am just hoping I can keep from getting again.\u00a0 I don’t think things … Continue reading