I had two things that I decidwanted to do today, but I ended up doing nothing. I had two things that I wanted to do today, but I ended up doing nothing.

Your original sentence is perfect but using "wanted" is what a native would say.

I had two things that I decided to do today, but I ended up doing nothing. I had two things to do today, but I ended up doing nothing.

🫠 I didn't have any plans and watched YouTube videos that I was really into when I was young. 🫠 I didn't have any plans and watched YouTube videos that I was really into when I was young.

This also reads perfect. But I wonder if you wanted to communicate that you watched a YouTuber (a person), or a YouTube channel that you liked when you were younger. The current sentence suggests you were watching the *same* videos that you watched in the past. Alternatives: "I didn't have any plans and watched some videos on a YouTube channel that I was really into when I was young" "I didn't have any plans and watched some videos by a YouTuber that I was really into when I was younger"

I had planned to make a cCoke float, but I opened the freezer and there was aonly butter cookies and cream cheese ice cream. I had planned to make a Coke float, but I opened the freezer and there was only butter cookies and cream cheese ice cream.

I planned to make a coke float, but when I opened the freezer, there was a butter cookies and cream cheese ice cream. I planned to make a coke float, but when I opened the freezer, there was a butter cookies and cream cheese ice cream.

I planned to make a coke float, but when I opened the freezer there was a butter cookies and cream cheese ice cream. I planned to make a coke float, but when I opened the freezer there was butter cookies and cream cheese ice cream.

I thought it wasI had vanilla... What a day! I thought I had vanilla... What a day!