What I read in 2022

We are now near the end of January 2023 and I know I'm late with this list. These lists are usually done in early January but you know what they say "better late than never". Here is a list of what I read in 2022

January 2022
  • Skylark by 
  • Books from the Attic: Treasures from an Irish Childhood by 

February 2022

  • I Know You Got Soul: Machines with That Certain Something by 
  • Liberalism: Find a Cure by Mark Dice


March 2022
  • New Class at Malory Towers by 

April 2022
  • Little Women by 
  • Your Thoughts are Killing You: Take Control of Your Mind and Close the Door to Those Negative, Depressing, Fearful, Worrisome Thoughts Forever by 

May 2022
  • It Shall Come To Pass: It Shall Come To Pass eBook by 
  • Gordon Ramsay's Playing with Fire by 

July 2022
  • Beano: Dennis & Gnasher ‘The Battle For Bash Street School (Dennis & Gnasher, #1) by 
  • These High, Green Hills by 
  • Overheard in a Tower Block: Poems by 


August 2022

  • St. Therese of Lisieux: The Story of a Soul: With Additional Writings and Sayings by St. Thérèse of Lisieux, Francis Bourne (Preface) I also listened to an audio reading of this book on the hallow app
  • The Scarlet Pimpernel by 

September 2022
  • The Story of Tracy Beaker by 
  • The Scarlet Pimpernel by 

October 2022
  • A 1995 boyzone Annual by Eddie Rowley. (I think it was 1995 anyway)

November 2022
  • Ranger 22: Lessons from the Front by Ray Goggins
  • 25 Tough Questions on the Catholic Faith by Keith Barltrop
  • Superhero Squad by Alesha Dixon
  • Marian Thoughts by Pope Benedict XVI

December 2022
  • Following Christ by Pope Benedict XVI
  • Letters from Father Christmas by J.R.R. Tolkien, Baillie Tolkien (Editor)
  • Christmas Angel by Leslea Wahl

Thanks for reading. 

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My SMART Goals

This year instead of making resolutions I am going to make S.M.A.R.T goals. S.M.A.R.T stands for

Specific

Measurable

Achievable

Realistic

Time-based


I aim to have 1 goal for this year and that is to lose weight. I will break it down to a SMART goal

Specific: Lose 1 stone

Measurable: Increase my exercise to start with by doing 10,000 steps most days counting them through my Fitbit watch

Achievable: I think it is achievable because I would only have to lose less than 1/2 a pound a week

Realistic: Same as achievable

Time-based: I would like to start this on Sunday the 5th of February until next Christmas please God.


That is my main goal. I have a few smaller goals too.

Get back into praying more each day. Even if it is only a short prayer that is SMART because it is Specific

Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time-based


Read but I'm not setting a goodreads challenge this year as I don't know how many books I'll be able to read so I will aim for 2 by the end of the year. That is a SMART goal too

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