So much good stuff on Go Mighty.
Susan Hall leaves for Port Au Prince in April.
Katherine Hill is gathering kneepads, elbow pads, a mouth guard, wrist guards, a helmet, a little cash, and an outsized indifference to bruising.
The Irish Countrywomen’s Association taught Jan to knit. Of course they did.
Amy Boyer is revamping her site, starting with one of her favorite things.
Ilysia Van Deren is tackling a bunch of great food goals: her dream birthday cake, and latte art, and sushi rolling.
Bonnie goes back to school this Fall. Huge congratulations, friend.
I don’t say this enough, but if you have a Life List on Go Mighty, thank you so much for helping us build this community of accomplishment and celebration. It’s fulfilling reading everyone’s hopes, and seeing the actions you’re taking to make them real.
If you’re new here, Go Mighty is our Life List community where we plot together and cheer each other on. If you’re the list making type, go make one for yourself. See you there.
Mighty Girl 
Ha! Thanks for the mention! I’d like to point out while the Irish Countrywomen’s Association will teach you useful skills, they’ll expect you to do good with them in return. I’m currently knitting my 50th chicken for them which they’ll sell at Easter to raise money for our local hospice. They are quite formidable ladies and I’m proud to count myself in their numbers. 🙂
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