This old house

My list goes on and on and on....

Bob Vila could spend a whole season on my house:

LONG TERM GAOLS

Insulate the garage
Extended fench
Rewire garage dryer / air conditioner breaker problem
Finish garage walls -- half done
Add bathroom -- between kitchen and garage, link up to kitchen plumbing.
Kitchen Remodel: ((to be done in stages))
Add false floor and move pantry wall --changed mind, dont want to do this, this way anymore.
Take out kitchen/pantry dividing wall -- nope, add to dividing wall for more privacy
Move refrigerator onto kitchen false floor extension -- can't do
Open up kitchen walls into living room -- half done, window added, needs to be fininshed
Add kitchen cabinets -- *rolls eyes* get ahold of old cajun guy that is HoH and works slow but cheap.
Add butcher block top -- still want
Replace sliding glass doors with more ornamental doors (French/stained glass)
Close in car port/ extend roof from pantry door to carport & garage _) -- must revise.
New roof over bedroom -- Gary wants tressel and pitched roofing.
Make fold down knife drawer.
Fix leak under sink -- half done
Add gravel or shell beside car port for parking
Clean out bamboo -- tried, bambo is hard to kill.
Bar B Que pit -- done
Walls around bedroom door repaired -- again, half done.
Door sweeps and gaskets -- have idea on purchase to fix this.
Astroturf removed from yard outside bedroom -- done, did it myself, do it is actuall all the way done.

more later.

(edit)

maybe I should put half assed or half baked beside all the things only half done. That just really ticks me off. What's wrong with starting a project and working on it until completion... what's wrong with getting a job all the way done?