I'm doing 19 things
O.k. I’ll start with the really really bad part; I will be 32 this year. I guess I wont feel too bad about it because I know that there are others out there older than me even people I know, and because you dont know my real name(LOL. I have tried before, when I was 20 I wanted it before 21 so I got my permit, took lessons but quit when I didn’t feel like I was getting any better, and was wasting valuable time and money. My parents were both without a license for most of my life and I think that contributed to my not having a real passion for it. I have been taking lessons again for the past couple months and went to take my test today and I FAAIILLLED!!!! I couldn’t believe it. I failed on the parking which I can do like putting on socks. I was ready to just give up even up until I logged in on here but guess what Im not. I guess that’s a good thing. We’ll see next time. I;m gonna take a break from this for a while so I can go onto the DMV website to reschedule.
2dayiwillchange's Life List
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1. Work out at least 5 days a week
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2. lose ten pounds
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3. make and keep my house spotless
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4. clean off the credenza
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5. do the dishes
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6. get six pack abs
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7. get an iphone
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8. get a car
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9. spend the day with myself, out of the house, not running errands
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10. start writing again
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11. travel somewhere alone
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12. get a college degree
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13. get a clue
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14. save money and not dip into it
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15. lose the loser
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16. Consistently earn £100,000 per month from multiple streams of passive income and be financially free
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17. have a conversation in spanish
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18. go to the movies alone
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19. finally have a happy homelife
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I said I would start with one small thing to get me started, take the pressure off of one big job but instead of doing what I said, I ended up doing the dishes, cleaning the stove, the microwave, the counter tops, the bathtub, and mopping the bathroom floor; but I still haven’t cleaned off the credenza…
