Summer break is for enrichment... right?

As the end of the school year approaches, I often look foward to summer break for some enrichment... mostly personal but also professional. I'm sure you agree that, as a teacher, we not only 'deserve' a break but also can be enriched during that break in both our professional life and personal life. I've listed some things I'd like "to do" over my summer break; I'd love to hear your plans, dreams, ideas, comments, etc.

Summer break "to do" list:

• landscape the yard
• road trip through Colorado & Wyoming
• ride my bicycle
• remodel my bathroom
• visit my family
• build a sweat lodge in my back yard
• kayak the oceanfront in Northern CA
• hike the Lost Coast
• rewrite the Community Partnership curriculum
• work on the new PE curriculum
• learn how to show slow motion in imovie
• climb in Yosemite & Tuolomne
• become more familiar with Moodle
• do yoga outside
  
• cook LOTS of yummy veggies fresh from my garden
• laugh a lot
• read a lot
• share a lot
• move a lot
• be still a lot
• be enriched by being, doing, seeing, hearing, feeling, living, breathing...

Whether or not I get all these done and whether or not I do things other than are on this list, I know that I'll have been 'living deliberately' as HDT would say. Have fun!!