I love making lists. At work I prepare a “to-do list” (a trait I got from Viv) which I check diligently. Once work is over, I move on to my moleskine notebook where my shopping lists, birthday lists and errand lists reside. You know you really love lists when your first blog entry begins with a list. The only list I’ve never really been a fan of is the ever popular wish list. Just the thought of a wedding registry (wish list nonetheless) makes me cringe – how do you know what people can/cannot afford? Do you think your relationship with the purchaser is worth a set of cutlery or a simple retro toaster?
Maybe I think too much and the only way to avoid hating anything is to try it for myself. Since I’ve never been one to ask for things (my family can attest) I came up with a wish list noting the few “wishes” I’d like to achieve in the next few years. Realistically the list is in order of what I think is more likely to happen first.
Macarune.com launched
Mini Cuisinart food processor
Adina Reyter gold tiny circle necklace
All of Dorie Greenspan's books
Translated PH10
Camping with a giant tent
David Yurman Classic Blue Topaz Bracelet
Cooking/craft class for kids
Vacation to
MacBook ProWeekend in SeattleWhite Red Sox cap Thanks Livie!07' tanPuppy (Chow chow or Wheaten terrier maybe?) My family's got Scarlett now, so I guess that counts
Illustrate and author a children’s book
White BMW X3/or grey X5 depending on where I’ll be living
A mere month in NYC
Job in London/Shanghai/Beijing
Original Dr. Seuss painting in my bathroom
Trip to Santorini
My own Travel/Food show
A year in South of France
Minimalist backpacking in
A small boat with a fridge
Cottage in
To raise my kids in Africa
Unconditional love
This will most likely change in time. But for now, I think it's enough goals (wishes) for one life time don't you?
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