Last year's original list:
1. Finish the coat I started knitting in December (DONE)
2. Finish the Yellow Submarine Quilt (DONE)
3. Finish Quetzel's Cabin quilt and submit it to at least one quilt show (DONE)
4. Move the bedroom into the attic (in Progress)
5. Finish reorganizing the basement (started - stopped - started again - stopped again)
6. expand the home office into the old bedroom
7. Look for my ideal job
8. Learn Flash and Actionscript
9. Start another band OR set up the home studio and start recording songs again (made some unenthusiastic forays in this direction that went nowhere)
10. Write up and market 2 or 3 quilt patterns
11. Setup Sheridan Multimedia as a business and create a kickass website for it (DONE)
12. Start writing the musical that's been in my head for years now
13. Lose 50 of the 75 pounds I want to lose (probably gained weight - I haven't wanted to look!)
14. Start daily yoga practice with R or alone if he's not going to do it (started and stopped)
15. Get tested for the BRCA1 and 2 mutation
16. Reupholster the living room couch myself (completed 5 out of 8 cushions)

What I actually did (in no particular order)
Figured out a household budget
Wrote a business plan
Started a new business
Quit a job
Went back to the job I quit
Stayed with my father through his final month of life
Started a major renovation project in my house (that is still ongoing), including design, making drawings, getting permits, selecting contractors, purchasing materials, selecting and purchasing fixtures, and budget oversight.
Performed duties as officer in a Parent group at my daughter's school
Travelled
Worked on 5 round-robin quilts and finished my own
Sewed 30 costumes in a month
Attended 2 quilt shows and joined one local and 2 state quilt guilds
Did my own taxes
grew my own vegetables
Put up 24 quarts of pickles, 8 pints of green beans, 8 pints of tomato sauce, and 8 pints of blueberry jam.
Adjusted the list as necessary during the year.

I'm now working on my list for next year.

for the past two days and it's not because I'm being lazy, it's because there is so much of it! I'm attempting to get it all to fit within the storage shelves and reclaim my cutting surface.

I have to start making quilts, and use some of this stuff up. I also should have done this before the holiday guild party, because I've got two bags of UFOs and stash fabrics that I just don't want. At least the fabrics were part of an estate sale lot of fabric/craft materials - I didn't choose them at a store and then decide these are "not me"

Of course, now I'm finding a ton of fabric that would be perfect to make those soldier Xmas stockings - and the deadline was 10/31... Do I give these away or save for next year?

The embarrassing bit is finding fabric that I've purchased multiple times, because I liked it and didn't remember that I already bought it. Gah. At least I can pretend that some of the orientals were because they came in a FQ collection.

There will be photos when I'm done. I've sorted everything out into colors and stored the quilt backing fabrics, muslins, black, black & qwhite, white-on-white, solid color fabrics, creams/tans/browns, yellows and oranges, reds, pinks (yes there is enough pink for its own category), orientals, rainbow fabrics (yes *they* have their own category, too!), animal-themed and novelty prints. I still have to do the blues (the biggest collection of all, Ithink). purples, greens, and mulit-colored fabrics (less than rainbow, but more than one color so I can't decide if a fabric is blue or purple or green or red - a lot of multicolored batiks and hand-dyes are in this category).

This time I'm not sorting by size of the piece of fabric, but by color, so I've got yardage mixed in with FQs. I think it will help with fabric selection when I'm in design mode, and going through the stash reminds me what I have, and keeps me from ordering more fabric online or going to the store.