January 16, 2008

46 Things I Learned in 2007

The following is simply a list of some of the things I learned in 2007. Of course, if you read the title, you’d have figured that out, so my little introduction here is pretty useless. Anywho, here you go:

  1. I learned that I can survive for just over two months with two hours of sleep in a 24-hour period. After that, I’m toast.
  2. I learned how to cook (6 years into my marriage, poor guy)
  3. How to take a color wheel with me anywhere I go, so long as I have my ipod with me
  4. Moo cards make awesome birth announcements to toss in with Christmas cards
  5. Even in prison you can’t freely worship Christ
  6. Learned there’s such a thing as post-abortion syndrome
  7. I want to be a writer but I’m really more of a blogger
  8. My cousin is an artist
  9. People will actually fake a press conference when the pressure’s on
  10. Learned I understand design better than I thought, but I still have a lot to learn
  11. How to sew a dang zipper
  12. The surest way to lose baby weight is to breast feed
  13. Found the funny in index cards
  14. God may have been waiting for this revelation to reward me with a child again (or children, as it were) after 5 long years of waiting
  15. There are many different ways to define a ‘friend’ when you’re online
  16. My twins can be crying furiously and calm immediately if set in front of me while I cook
  17. How to publish my own book (assuming I’d ever have the time)
  18. Learned the names for all kinds of colors
  19. Dan still makes cool icons
  20. Learned the difference between nauseous and nauseated - I said it so much this year I wanted to be sure
  21. I learned to stop worrying about the fold, of course, I do my worrying second hand because it’s really the client worrying about this one
  22. Legalism stinks
  23. Learned that anyone will say they’re Christian if it makes them popular
  24. How to find cool icons
  25. I learned that people here in my small midwestern city have little concept of what quality web design/development costs
  26. Found out that Color Splash is a really cool show
  27. How to initiate a conversation (before I had the twins - they’re conversation starters all by themselves)
  28. Learned to run, not walk
  29. I learned I’m capable of having twins, which means I’ll probably be on some form of birth control until menopause
  30. Telemarketers suck lemons
  31. Quickbooks Online sucks oranges
  32. Learned the subtle difference between amateur and professional
  33. Reaffirmed my faith in this business
  34. Was shocked, horrified, and altogether apalled by a children’s film
  35. It’s impossible to convince a 5-year-old that Santa’s not real
  36. How to draw fashion sketches
  37. I have no time for “elite clubs](http://www.standardsforlife.com/finally-leaving-9rules/)
  38. Had my aversion to deadlines validated
  39. The difference between marketing, advertising and branding
  40. Formula and formula-fed babies stink worse than breast milk and breast-fed babies
  41. How to expand my education for free
  42. How to build a bulletproof contact form with PHP
  43. There’s more to Afghanistan than what this war tells us
  44. How to be more efficient at the grocery store
  45. How to better protect my privacy online
  46. At the start of 2007 I had 49 readers willing to talk about themselves on my blog (and 650+ who were not)
 

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1 Comment on 46 Things I Learned in 2007 »

Karla ~ Looking Towards Heaven left a comment on January 19, 2008 at 9:30 am | #

It’s funny how I can relate to this list… And it IS amazing how differently formula and breast-fed babies smell!!

And I’ve never even realized that there is a difference between nauseous and nauseated… I was both of the a lot in 2007 as well.

Blessings, Karla


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