What 100 Things would You choose for 2022?

I've taken one of Austin Kleon's great project ideas (100 Things) and adapted it to a zine format. It took 3 zines to have enough room for my 100 Things.

Doing this project can be a bit more difficult than you might imagine, especially when doing the first one.  For mine, my list includes favorite things from 2022 I want to remember (events, shows, books, materials, gifts, etc.), things I'm grateful for (health, new glasses, etc.), quotes I love, foods I've enjoyed, etc.

This seems like a great way to do an end-of-year wrap-up (different than an end-of-year assessments of progress on goals).

How do you wrap-up your year before the New Year?

Here is the article about Austin's 100 Things:  https://austinkleon.com/2022/12/29/100-things-that-made-my-year-2022/

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