My list (at least the things I'm willing to share ;-) is:

• Get version 0.5.0 of Net::Peep out the door.
• Submit a module called DBIx::DAO (a data access object that works with Oracle and MySQL) to the CPAN. It is battle tested and will make your life working with DBI so much easier with features such as a simplified (but not too simple!) wrapper to DBI, query profiling and execution timing, handle caching (perfect for mod_perl applications), multiple connect retries and full exception handling. Check it out when it's up.
• Submit a module called Log::Simple to the CPAN.
• Finish my dissertation.
• Install Ximian on all my Linux boxen. Ximian desktop rocks. I still build Apache, Perl, and some other things from source, but I just love Red Carpet for everything else.
• Install FreeBSD on my extra machine.
• Practice my saxophone at least 3 hours per week, no exceptions.
• Finish the play I wrote 60% of last year.
• Work hard, play hard.

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