Progress?

In February, I set these goals for the time remaining before I start on the farm:

• Go to the gym a lot and try to make muscles happen.
• Read a lot about permaculture.
• Read a lot about taking care of chickens.
• Read a lot about taking care of cows.
• Practice baking pies (so far, pies have given me a very, very hard time).
• Start my own seeds inside and scale back my yard-transformation plans a bit.

Can't say I've been terribly successful, mostly because I've allowed knitting to turn into an obsession that consumes most of my free time. Updates on each of the above:

• I canceled my gym membership because I wasn't using it.
• I read Gaia's Garden, checked out a bunch more permaculture books from the library, read half of one, and knit instead of reading any more than that.
• Nothing.
• Nothing.
• I did make one very successful quiche, which gives me hope.
• Done! My seeds are doing well - all but the peppers, which don't want to germinate. And I have more modest expectations for what I will accomplish in the yard this year.

With this in mind, here are my goals for the two weeks that remain before I start on the farm:

• Daily yoga. I've gotten out of this habit, which was my daily goal for the year. Bad. It's helpful in so, so many ways - very worth making the time to do it, even if it means I knit a few less rows each day. Also, I need to do vigorous yoga for now, with a focus on arms.
• Read a book about chicken care.
• Read a book about milk cows.
• Bake at least two pies.

This is reasonable.