If 2010 is the year that is supposed to be the turning point in my life then what exactly are my goals for this year? What am I aiming for?

After all if I were a character in World of Warcraft I’d be trying to do specific things to earn an achievement right?

It’s a good way to approach something in real life too. It helps keep you focused. So without further ado here are my goals for the year 2010…

The 2010 questline:

-Dragon Ring: I’ve found a ring that is just me. I must have it. It has nothing to do with changing myself for the better but the self-image I have of myself has me with this ring. It’s like I can feel it there on my finger already. It might be shallow or materialistic but I just want it and it will serve as a constant reminder of what I’m working for during the coming year. And when I’ve reached where I want to be it will serve as a reminder of how far I have come. I imagine it will become quite sentimental to me.

-Dragon Age: Origin mapmaker: This game really seems to have all the tools needed to tell your own epic story. I’d really like to delve deeply into it’s editor and see what I can do. Sounds like an awesomely creative thing to do.

-Find my dragoness: I hope to be settled enough in my life to at least be keeping a look out for a possible future Mrs. DragonWhimsy. And who knows I just might run into her this upcoming year.

-Get a dependable financial income & become more independent: Pretty simple. Time to become a real person. Like mature and stuff. Well not really but as close as I’ll ever get short of having children.

-Get mounted: Having done the above I really need dependable transport.

-Learn to draw dragons: Having completed and gotten decent in all the techniques and poses in chapter one of DragonArt. Have fun!

-Research/world building/outline for “the project”: Finish these for my novel series and hopefully begin full out writing. It’s a busy year so full fury writing will have to be one of 2011’s goals.

-Switch from briefs to boxers: For serious. Sometimes one does something just because they always have. But time for a change. Boxers are more comfy, can show more individual personality, and I personally find them both more relaxed and more sexy.

-Well groomed in an on-going manner: Not that I didn’t bathe or brush my teeth or anything. But there’s just being hygienic and there’s being SHARP. I’d like to err a little more toward the sharp side.