Anitra Freeman




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Anitra Freeman's Life List

  1. 1. exercise more often
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    441 people
  2. 2. go to yoga regularly
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    61 people
  3. 3. clean my room for 15 minutes a day for 10 days
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  4. 4. develop a sensible disaster plan and survival kit
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  5. 5. Write more
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  6. 6. Take more pictures
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  7. 7. cook more often
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    697 people
  8. 8. take voice lessons
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  9. 9. write a book
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  10. 10. to read all one hundred books on ala's frequently challenged book list
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    48 people
  11. 11. Learn Spanish
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    17,679 people
  12. 12. blog
    613 people
  13. 13. track the books I read
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  14. 14. grow an herb garden
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  15. 15. list three things every day that made me happy
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  16. 16. get into a routine
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  17. 17. identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)
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  18. 18. eat less sugar
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    774 people
  19. 19. catalog my library
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  20. 20. Give away more books than I get!
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  21. 21. return all my library books
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  22. 22. encourage people to join the Million Faces petition
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  23. 23. impeach bush
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  24. 24. impeach the president
    131 people
  25. 25. stand up comedy
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    82 people
  26. 26. reply to all my email and delete what I don't reply to!
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  27. 27. talk with my sister more often
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  28. 28. exercise regularly
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  29. 29. legalize marijuana
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    537 people
  30. 30. Update Raging Grannies website
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  31. 31. stop subscribing to magazines that I don't read, and start reading the magazines to which I've subscribed
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    5 people
  32. 32. Get some people to sign the Darfur petition
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  33. 33. pull american troops out of iraq
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    2 people
  34. 34. Promote the Global Petition for Climate Change Mitigation, collect 100,000 signatures
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  35. 35. Fight global warming from my desktop - www.localcooling.com Group name = 43 Things
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    12 people
  36. 36. create a petition and have it succeed
    11 people
  37. 37. scuba dive
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  38. 38. Start a petition
    4 people
  39. 39. Write a review on every good book I read
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    1 person
  40. 40. Impeach the Vice-President, Cheney
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    1 person
  41. 41. Make a CD
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    154 people
Recent entries
compost with red worms
You can also do it indoors

As long as you have a place they can get plenty of air, a worm composting bin doesn’t smell unpleasant and doesn’t take up much space. I’ve got my worm bin out by the garden now, but come winter I may bring it in to the basement (even in Seattle Washington we get some freezing weather). Or I may just pile hay bales around it.



Read more books (read all 2 entries…)
Giving books away made me read more! :)

I got into bookswapping to clear space on my bookshelves, and found that if someone requested a book on my TBR list, it motivated me to read it before sending it out. In the past six weeks I’ve read Ecological Imperialism by Alfred Crosby, David McCullough’s giant biography of John Adams, Eyes of the Heart by Jean Aristide, Theory of Everything by Stephen Hawking, Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister by Gregory Maguire, Exemplary Stories by Cervantes, Danny, Champion of the World by Roald Dahl, all of which had been on my TBR shelves; plus I read some new books sent to me in exchange, like Wicked by Gregory Maguire and Julie of the Wolves by Jean Craighead George.

PaperBackSwap.com is especially cool for this, because with their Book Journal you can upload the ISBNs of your entire library, and the system automagically flags each books that’s on somebody else’s wish list. Instant motivation to read that book, if you haven’t already, so that you can fulfill somebody’s wish! :)



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