Here are ten questions for you to answer in the comments section or just for yourself. Reflecting on where we've been will give us a better perspective of where we want to go in 2009.
1.. What went really well for you in 2008?
2.. What did you do that you’re proud of?
3.. Who have you helped out?
4.. How have you grown and developed in your profession?
5.. How have you grown and developed with co-workers?
6.. Who has really appreciated your work?
7.. Who has helped you out and been there for you?
8.. Who have you admired in 2008?
9.. What have been some fun moments in 2008?
10.. Which 5 things from 2008 would you like to have more of in 2009?
1.. What went really well for you in 2008?
2.. What did you do that you’re proud of?
3.. Who have you helped out?
4.. How have you grown and developed in your profession?
5.. How have you grown and developed with co-workers?
6.. Who has really appreciated your work?
7.. Who has helped you out and been there for you?
8.. Who have you admired in 2008?
9.. What have been some fun moments in 2008?
10.. Which 5 things from 2008 would you like to have more of in 2009?
3 comments:
Mary,
Congratulations on the birth of your granddaughter. I have been thinking about you all week, wondering if Josie had her yet, went on her own, and if all went well. She is of course lovely! Thank you so much for the visit last weekend. I enjoyed Clueless Cowboy thoroughly. I am anxious to start Buffalo Gal but have promised myself and Dave to finish bookwork for taxes first - almost there. Enjoy that baby as much as possible, before you know it they don't want to be held and want to do everything them self!
Hi, Denise.
I'm glad you liked Clueless Cowboy. Possibly of all the books I've written that is the most a labor of love because I am a country girl born and raised. I was never as good at ranch life as Emily of course. I've got to have a better heroine than ME!!!
About time we get a photo of you and baby Elle--even if it is smaller than a postage stamp.
These are hard questions, Mary! I am going to have to reflect, and this month I don't seem to have that time.(Oh, wait. I think it is more like I can't remember, as I think I am lacking that in my new over 50 brain I have.) But I do need to take the time or use it as an exercise for my brain...
Will you be answering them? I would be nibby--er--interested--in knowing how you answered these, or at least some of them.
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