1. Cowboy up and buy a half a grass fed cow.
2. Learn how to make a basket by hand.
3. Bark tan a deer hide.
4. Make a brain tanned hoodie.
5. Give less and less of a shit about what "everybody" thinks.
6. Learn to play the Native courting flute really well.
7. Dance more in my kitchen when I'm making dinner.
8. Get a big dog and take even LONGER hikes into the remote mountains.
9. Just pretty much love life.

Start practicing minimalism

I have "fallen away" a bit over the past few months on the eating part of it, so I would like to get some of that back to where it needs to be. I also want to up my amount of primal movement. In no particular order, I have contemplated:

• Standing desks (had one, but moved to a different working location and no longer have it-really would like some way to stand most of the day, but sit some without a cumbersome move your desk process)
• Eating more quality fats. Started eating chocolate coconut oil daily towards this end.
• More walking and movnat style workouts, plus some lifting. If I'm going to continue getting in shape, I think I need some muscle building activities.
• Fermented foods/drinks. Mostly want to make kombucha (even though I've never had it), but would like some others too.
• Get away from electronics/light emitting devices at night. Don't know if I'll ever actually do that, as I'm on the computer now as it's getting dark out. What would I do at night if not play on the computer and watch tv?! :)

Great question. Can't wait to see other responses!

Definitely more fermented foods. I just dipped in to my first batch of kombucha the other night; it came out great.

Less dairy is also a must for me. I still eat Greek yogurt and toss a little soft mozzarella into my omelets now and then, but I find that I don't enjoy it like I used to, and I think it's about time that I gave it up completely. Cheese just makes me feel bloated anyway.

I also plan to do more lifting and sprinting.

My next step is my own farm. We are in Spain at the moment but the plan is to move to Australia and buy a small farm where where I plan on keeping a few animals and growing a few things to eat.
Between now and then, I can't see any major changes happening. I'm already old school stone age diet but have to make do with whatever meat is available (You just don't know how jealous I am of you people that have such easy access to cheap, grass fed meat).

I am still pushing towards being a more "natural" and "outdoor" girl. I've been in a bad habit of watching movies, playing on the computer, or reading books when I should be out in the sunshine getting some of that natural vitamin D and enjoying the outdoors with my little squirrels (that's my daughters... little girls... get it?)!

Anyway, I've planned a super awesome vacation for my husband and I to the Rockies of Colorado and am getting really pumped about it! That is a big leap for me. I would rather do a city vacation with museums and stuff like that, but I think the outdoor bonding will also be good for our relationship (and good for me!).

I bought a pair of barefoot shoes from Merrel, which I really enjoy so far. I want to wear those more often than I do. I'm kind of lazy about putting them on...

I've started making my own shampoo and some other health and beauty aids I used to buy at the store, in the hopes of elliminating a lot of the harmful chemicals we get from store bought crap. I made the squirrels some homemade toothpaste, which didn't go over too well, but I'm learning...

I'm closer to that pull up every day! I put a towel around the stall bar in my bathroom at work and every time I go in there, I give it a try.

I would like to get more motivated to cook again. I've had some really bad experiences with some of the Paleo recipes I've tried and it has turned me off because A: It tastes gross and is a waste, and B: I am too cheap to throw anything away, so I end up gagging it down.

Those are all the steps I have taken or are in the middle of taking and want to take soon... Whew! Just thinking about all the work I've done and have to do makes me want to take a nap :)

In no particular order:

• Eat at home more
• Make my own kombucha
• Drink home made broth daily
• Sleep at least 8 hours per night
• Sprint once each week
• Go on a long walk once each week

I've already made the transition to no-shampoo and it's been great. No soap for my beard either. I no longer scratch my face in my sleep until it bleeds. About twice a week I do rinse my scalp and face with diluted apple cider vinegar which keeps everything clean without stripping out the natural oils in my face and scalp.

What I'm going to do this year:

1.Make my own charcuterie - my wife bought the Ruhlman/Polcyn book, and I was reading it with some fervor.

2.Plan a one-week paleo hike a small portion of the AT.

3.Finally, we are looking for a new home this year from an apartment to hopefully something with enough land that I can raise chickens and grow a garden.

Learn how to tell people about my diet and lifestyle choices when it matters (didn't tell friends tonight and ate things I shouldn't have out of politeness - am paying big time!).

For me, quitting smoking and starting to exercise.

1. Sleeping in total darkness. I have a mask on order, am using a scarf while I wait for it to arrive, which looks stupid but hey! I'm asleep.
2. Getting really disciplined about averaging eight hours of sleep per night. I've built up to an average of seven. I get up at the same time EVERY day but some days better than others about going to bed.
3. Making my own kefir. I have kefir grains on order (looks at watch).
4. Making my kefir from raw milk. It's a trek to get it.

There is a similar thread:

http://paleohacks.com/questions/111212/we-talk-a-lot-about-food-and-exercise-here-but-what-are-some-of-your-paleo-ish/

1. I just recently started eating organ meats, so continuing that exploration!
2. Minimize my alcohol intake - I am a daily wine drinker.
3. Exercise! I have been doing the "food only" part of paleo. I have lost a lot of weight with diet changes only... Now it's time to build muscle.
4. Bone broth - been meaning to try this, and my friend knows how to make it.
5. No more brushing my teeth or my hair.
6. Sleeping in a bed of mud, moss, or pine needles (rotating seasonally, of course).
7. Once I'm in better shape, I should be able to kill a raccoon with my bare hands.

Good question and answers.

1. More offal and organ meats
2. Start engaging in more active recreation. (Just bought a new bike and a kayak rack with my tax return, so no excuses)
3. Better sleep - go to bed earlier even if I think I'm not tired
4. Do better with the eating of vegetables now that it's getting into growing season