23 in 23

I could do with moving 23 things that need filing or throwing out from surfaces, the bottom of the stairs, the garage or my wardrobe. Every day would be best, but perhaps every week would be more realistic... As Tesco keeps telling us, Every Little Helps.

Thanks for the idea, MawtheMerrier, and Happy New Year!

annsixty

The book part would be very easy for me I read most days although the intellectual content leaves much to be desired.
The making the first move to invite people to meet up is a very good idea.
I should make a start on 23 items of never worn clothing and I might look out and try 23 recipes never done before.
What a good suggestion.

I'll add 23 new recipes, we're always searching and trying recipes.

Great idea.

Have you got any theatre visits planned Maw? I've just booked for 'Kerry Jackson' at the National theatre, starring Fay Ripley.

El Barco is the newest tapas restaurant in fashionable Walthamstow Village, and it’s Kerry Jackson’s pride and joy

www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/shows/kerry-jackson

Have you been to the Cathedral before Maw? It’s stunning
Be sure to go on a sunny day

Wander Avebury. Enjoy Ely and the Fens. Perhaps when it's warm. Not sure about 23, just things I like to do every so often.

Be a tourist. Hop-on-hop-off in London.

Duxford. Bletchley Park.

Hadrian's wall, time to walk it again.

Apart from walking dogs, need more exercise, 23 hours a week?

The book part would be very easy for me I read most days although the intellectual content leaves much to be desired.
The making the first move to invite people to meet up is a very good idea.
I should make a start on 23 items of never worn clothing and I might look out and try 23 recipes never done before.
What a good suggestion.

Oops misread your post - I thought you said it WAS a bad idea.
Perhaps I should add “read more carefully” to my list! 😳

Just as well we can agree to differ
I like a challenge and the novelty will keep me focused (until February anyway!)

I think it's not a bad idea to make a conscious effort to do things - it doesn't have to be routine but without a bit of planning the time just flies by.

I can certainly find 23 things to do in my flat but I'll have to space them out as just thinking about them hurts my head

Ah, Hetty having had a couple of years of that enforced by the pandemic but reinforced by my natural laziness, , if I don’t stir myself now it will be too late by the time I hit my mid-70’s. Plus “times wingèd chariot” and all that. Who knows whether my health and fitness and ability will hold up, I look back at what Paw could enjoy just 18 months before he died and am aware that I only get one bite at this particular cherry

I'm all for doing different things (but not counting them) as I find routines too stifling. Right now, though, I'm concentrating on doing f - all - and plenty of it!

“Oh typos “Turning out”