QUESTION: What order would you want to get your skills to 99 in?

Here are all of the skills of Runescape so you can make sure you didn't miss any.
- Attack
- Defence
- Strength
- Hitpoints
- Ranged
- Prayer
- Magic
- Cooking
- Woodcutting
- Fletching
- Fishing
- Firemaking
- Crafting
- Smithing
- Mining
- Herblore
- Agility
- Thieving
- Slayer
- Farming
- Runecraft
- Hunter
- Construction
- Summoning

My order
- Strength
- Attack
- Defence
- Magic
- Ranged
- Hitpoints
- Prayer
- Summoning
- Slayer
- Fishing
- Cooking
- Mining
- Smithing
- Woodcutting
- Fletching
- Firemaking
- Crafting
- Hunter
- Farming
- Herblore
- Thieving
- Runecrafting
- Construction
- Agility

EDIT: By the way, I put skills like Fishing before Cooking because I would cook the fish that I fished for. Same with Mining and Smithing, I would smelt, then smith, the ores that I mined. Lastly, with Woodcutting, Fletching, and Firemaking, I would use the logs that I cut to get 99 Woodcutting, to get closer to 99 Fletching/Firemaking. I would do it this way so that I wouldn't have to waste as much money buying logs, bars, fish, etc.

Firemaking
wood cutting
Cooking
Fishing
Attack
Strength
Hitpoints
Fletching
runecrafting
Magic
Hunter
Defence
Ranged
Agility
Theiveing
Herblore
Farming
Mining
Crafting
Slayer
Summoning
Construction

Cool

Anybody else?

EDIT: By the way, I do know that its kind of a hard decision, but just do the best you can, but I'm sort of curious to see what order you guys/girls chose.

F2P side
- Firemaking
- Cooking
- Woodcutting
- Mining
- Smithing
- Fishing
- Crafting
- Strength
- Runecraft
- Magic
- Prayer
- Ranged
- Attack
- Defence
- Hitpoints

P2P side
- Hunter
- Fletching
- Thieving
- Agility
- Herblore
- Slayer
- Farming
- Construction
- Summoning

Strength
Hitpoints
Agility
Runecraft
Attack
Prayer
Ranged
Defence
Magic
Summoning
Herblore
Farming
Construction
Slayer
Hunter
Thieving
Woodcut
Fishing
Mining
Smithing
Crafting
Firemaking
Cooking
Fletching <--- I already have this but it is kinda crap.

Kinda hard to make a list actually.