What letter boxing goals/resolutions do you have? I am focusing on the big picture this year, as simply getting out and boxing is a bit of a challenge lately so with that in mind my plans are

To clean/ sort/ organize the several boxes of supplies etched I have accumulated. I am sure I have a few errant HH in the chaos, so will be getting those back in circulation as well as planting any misc. stamps I find and assembling quite a few log books!

To box more with Chickabee. I've got a kid who likes to box. Why am I not making the time?

To have quarterly boxing adventures with TMD. Seriously, once a year is not enough

Hoping 2014 is generous to all and that our paths cross occasionally

Mama Stork

Oh geez, I have a lot of spring cleaning to do....

I have hundreds of LTCs that need to go into a binder.
I have several stamps that need to find homes... am sending at least 2 of them away!
My craft area of our bedroom needs reorganizing.
I need a glass top for my table, so I don't have to worry about cleanup or scratches.

Get my find count to 500.
Plant a longer hike series in Starkey Wilderness Park. (Last year's plan that didn't happen).
Co-hosting a big (hopefully) event March 2015 with NMC at Hillsoborough River State Park, Thonotossassa, FL.

I have a couple other goals, but they are for me to know, and you all to find out. Heeheehee.

This year I will go somewhere I have never been to....

My previous years' destination:
2013: Morro Bay, Ca
2012: New Orleans, La and the Grand Canyon, AZ
2011: Divorce Court, Ca

;o)

csk

This year I plan on diving into LTC's, I need to work on my kindergarten carvings and turn them into amazing artwork. I also want to go to my first event.

Box with Mama Stork at least quarterly ;)

Hit 2500 finds. That has been a goal for about 3 years now, but life does get in the way.

Find my first international boxes.

Though I am even more vision-challenged these days, I would still like to try carving again.

And if none of those work out (except the first one), who cares really? It's about the fun and the people!

Happy New Years and happy trails,
Cheryl / TMD