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1. Be fluent in 3 languages: English, Spanish, and Sign Language.
2. Accompany an orchestra/symphony in concert.
3. Surprise my husband with a full-fledged weekend getaway trip.
4. Learn how to play the drums.
5. Take my family to the San Diego Zoo.
1. Successfully homeschool my 3 kids until graduation.
2. Raise respectable, caring children who love and serve the Lord.
3. Cultivate a deep relationship with my husband.
4. Realize more who I am in Christ and live a victorious Christian life of purpose.
5. Continue to live a healthy lifestyle by eating right and consitantly exercising.
1. To be a Godly wife and mother, setting a noticeable example for unbelieving family and for my children.
2. To secure my family's financial future to include regular tithes and offerings, money saved for retirement, savings for a rainy day, and a fund specifically for vacations. I want to go on a honeymoon (we never got one), take my kids to Disney at least once, and go on a cruise sometime in my life without trashing our budget. Further down the line, I also want to be able to TEACH OUR KIDS openly about financial matters and well-being, not keep it a secret, as is the precedent in my family.
3. Maintain a healthy relationship with my kids as they become adults and have their own families. I don't want the same type of non-relationships with our kids as adults that our parents have cultivated with us.
4. Lose about 40 lbs and maintain a healthy weight throughout my life. Not just for me, also for my hubby and kids.
5. Have a regular date night with my husband.
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