Ordered, but not arrived yet:

A proper audio recording device for videos (Zoom H1)
A 160-LED video light
A Bower TTL flash unit

Also, a friend has, from his pro photography days, a quality Nikon lens. I've ordered an adapter so that I can try it out. It'll be totally manual, of course, but that's OK. I'll probably be posting a teaser with some sample photos in it, to see if anyone can guess what kind of lens it is, and doing a comparison with the same shot taken with a kit lens.

Also on my wish list is/was a directional microphone, but I thought I'd try the Zoom first.

My wish list for 2012:

a) replacement of my 18-55mm kit lens, probably with a Canon EF 24-105mm f/4.0 L IS USM or Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
b) replacement of my 55-250mm kit lens with either a Canon EF 70-200mm f/4.0 L USM  or, if I can stretch to it, the IS version 

Wishlist:  L lenses! 

-50L 1.2
-70-200L 2.8 IS
-24-70L 2.8
-85L 1.2 ii

May get a 5d mk ii when the new 5d comes out this year.

You said it for me....

Have a 70-200 f/4 in transit (last day of the B&H Sale)

The 17-35L or 24-70 would be the only other lens I would consider, so I could basically retire the kit lens.

Body wise, I am content for now, and would probably only go to a 7D as my next step, and even then would get it through the loyalty program.... Spent enough money on this drug already.

I didn't realize B&H had that lens on sale for $600. Maybe that is why my 70-200 isn't moving at $560...

I might buy either a 1.4 or 2.0 Extender. I need to rent one first and make sure that I love it but I can see it on my 70-200mm 2.8 and think that I will be happy.

If I do not get that then I will very likely get the EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM as I have used it and very much like it. But if the Extender gets me the same results then it will be the extender at at third of the cost.

I really do hope the Extender does a good job.

I also might invest in some decent lighting as the need to do some portraits keeps coming up and I hate to pass on it and I hate to borrow stuff all the time. If I do go that route then it will be a lot of DIY and cheaper stuff. I am not going to get heavy into that area.

Now the other thing that I am long overdue for but just resist adding to the bag is some graduated neutral density filters. I have worked with them and they slow me down in the field but they sure can add to the final result of your shots.

I really need to get the canon 10-22/3.5. I'd also like the 17-55/2.8 too, but that isn't likely to happen. Also- I'll probably grab up a 50/1.8.

I just picked up a couple sets of WL triggers from rpavich (Yongnuo and Opteka) and a couple more Yongnuo flashes (YN560 and YN468ii), so I'm now looking for lighting accessories to build a small home studio.