Personal Interests

Making goals for yourself may seem like something that doesn't fit in the current plan of the family.  But you would be surprised at how much better you may feel when you focus your energies and direction.  Your life may revolve around taking care of others or you may feel completely focused on furthering your career, but stop for a moment and think about what you want out of life.  Write it down and strive to take every opportunity to make your dreams come true!

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• WEEKLY CALORIE COUNTER -- Keep track of the foods you eat throughout the day.  List the calories in each part of each meal.  Total them all up to find out what your daily consumption truly is.
• EXERCISE GOALS -- Sometimes it is not a matter of finding time to exercise, but making time.  With this handy sheet, plot out the days you hope to squeeze in a walk or a hike.  Hold yourself accountable by putting your training schedule down on paper!
• EXERCISE LOG -- Keeping track is good motivation for getting to the gym or donning your running shoes.
• WEBSITE FAVORITES QUICK LIST -- Have a few favorite websites that you've signed up for?  Can't remember if the password was your second child's birthdate or the name of your first pet?  Jot it here and save time and frustration next time you can't remember your password!
• PROJECT ORGANIZATION -- Hobbies and crafts can be a wonderful way to be creative, but if you can't remember where you put your favorite materials or which page you found that incredible design, then you will waste more time searching than creating!  Use this page to help you remember what you have and what you need for your arts and crafts.  Click Here to try the new 5x8 version.
• MEDICATIONS TRACKER -- Whether for your child, your elderly parent, your pet, or yourself, never lose track of what medications are needed to stay healthy and safe.
• BREAST HEALTH JOURNAL -- From the age of 20, women should perform monthly breast self-exams.  Use this page each month to record your findings, noting any irregularities.
• GOALS FOR THIS YEAR -- You cannot achieve in life if you don't set some personal goals for yourself.  Keep track of what you want to accomplish throughout 2007.
• GOALS FOR LIFE -- Try writing down realistic goals that you wish to accomplish throughout your life.
• BOOKS READ -- It is fun to look back over the years and see what you've read.  Great for Book Clubs!
• BOOKS READ LOG -- Just want to keep a simple log of the books that you've read?  Record basic information here for quick and handy reference.

• BOOKS TO READ -- Write down those recommendations for good books that you get from friends or family.  Browse the Best Seller Lists and make notes of books that appeal to you.  Never be at a loss for a good book!
• WINE JOURNAL -- Remember what bottle you had that great evening with your closest friends.  Or the night of your 6th wedding anniversary.  Or just be able to record that bottle you thought was the best you've ever had!
• DAILY TO DO LIST -- One page for space to list all the things you need do in order to be productive.
• PLACES LIVED -- Been around?  It is interesting to look back on the old apartment, your first house, and every place you've had a chance to call Home.
• JOBS HELD -- Handy reference for filling out a resume or a place to record your professional career.
• EXERCISE LOG -- Keeping track is good motivation for getting to the gym or donning your running shoes.
• RENEWAL INFO -- Worried about forgetting to renew something very important?  Record it all in one handy page.
• THINGS LOANED / BORROWED -- Just as important as getting your items back is returning items when you are finished with them.

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