Weekly Goals, Week 48: Giving Thanks

This week is already shaping up to be a doozy.  My husband is furloughed all week due to the holiday, so we'll have some time to hopefully work on some things around the house (neglected cleaning and organization while Izzy has been sick) as well as wrapping up NaNoWriMo FauxNoWriMo.  Friday, Saturday, and Sunday will be nuts as we have three big days of events in a row: my favorite event, the annual museum write-in, a final push write-in on Saturday, and the Thank Goodness It's Over party on Sunday.  Plus we'll have family obligations for the holiday week as well, so it's sure to be busy!

Last week... well, I'm still not sure where last week went, but I made it so yay!  I managed to write five days out of seven, which isn't every day but is still pretty close.  Other than that, I feel like I didn't accomplish a ton, but I survived it and Izzy did too, so that's what matters.

This week is going to be a little more chaotic, unfortunately, what with the holidays.  I also want to try to get some things done while my husband has a few days off, so I have plans: to clean and organize, to get some shelves up, and that kind of thing.  Small projects, and just a few, but ones that have been waiting for a while.

So my goals are a little more complex this week, but not much:

1. Write every day
2. Run the last week of FauxNoWriMo
3. Clean the kitchen
4. Mount shelves
5. Organize my doll trunks

Hopefully my husband being of work will help free up some time to get things done, because this looks like a scary list considering how little I've been able to manage thus far!  I'm also hoping that Izzy starting to eat more on her own the last few days will result in a lighter workload for us, but that still remains to be seen.

Despite the difficulties, it seems important to note in my Thanksgiving week post how truly thankful we are that Izzy is still with us.  She still has a long road ahead of her, if she's even able to fully recover, but we are grateful for every additional day we have with her.  A month and a half ago, we didn't know if we were going to get any more time with her at all, so the fact that she's still with us truly is a gift!