A Hundred Days Of This - Day 44

Things to do in 2026

1. Try oil pastels.
2. Bake a Danish pastry
3. Build a snowman.
4. Solve 100 crossword puzzles.
5. A double digit streak on Wordle.
6. Try 6 different tea flavours.
7. Read a Swedish storybook.
8. Pet 12 dogs.
9. Do not break the Duolingo streak.
10. Maintain a junk journal.
11. Build a time capsule.
12. Collect 6 postcards.

The list goes on.

And that's Day 44 for you!

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