This year’s 100 Day Project is live!
This year, I’ve decided to use the 100 Day Project to finish off the handful of abandoned works in progress I have around the place.

In no particular order, I have the following UFOs:
- A small album recording each day of London 2012
- The History Project
- Pocket pages from the trip to Washington, DC that Mum and I took in 2010
- A Project Life spread for the trip I took with The Boy Child and Mum to see friends in New York City in 2014
- A pocket page album about Mum.
Like last year, I plan to report back on my progress at the one month in and two months in stages, with a wrap-up of how I fared on day 100: Thursday, 11 July.
Are you joining the 100 Day Project community?
You have a busy (but fun) 100 days ahead of you – will be interesting to see those projects as they progress!
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I don’t think I’ll be able to finish all of them, but the ones missing just a piece of journaling are more than doable.
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All these UFO pieces of the big project goal seem to have lots of already in place beginnings. I’m sure it will be a bit slower as you remember the trips, especially those with your Mum. July 11 will come all too quickly.
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You’re correct in that some projects simple need a paragraph or two of journaling in order to be considered complete. That trip to NYC in April 2014? The first time (and last, as it happened) Mum met her cousin … bittersweet.
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I’m planning on doing crafting for the 100 day project. Making cards and sending some out (not 100 tho’!), getting back into crafting by doing something daily seemed a good habit to restart.
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Fingers crossed for you.
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I wasn’t aware of the project, but it sounds very supportive in helping Get Stuff Done. I am cheering you on quietly in the background.
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I’m a week in, and I’ve Got Stuff Done every day, even if it’s been just a sentence or two.
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Oh, that sounds like a great project for the 100 days!
I considered joining in but my plans got derailed last week & I think I’m going to opt for something a little shorter – maybe a 30 day scrapbooking goal.
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Slow and steady is key, plus whatever works for you.
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