I’ve been an organ donor since I turned 16 and stated so on my license! I have every intention if anything I have is good enough when I die, that it should be taken out for use for others. Why keep something I’m not going to use? I think I’ll be cremated anyway, so this is just a better idea!
Christina Pertz's Life List
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1. learn to budget effectively
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2. become more accepting
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3. workout a few times a week
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4. Stop over analyzing
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5. learn to sew
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6. Realize my doubts and try to learn from them and move past them
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7. Get my 2nd tattoo: Dream Learn Create on my ankle
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8. write a blog
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9. Keep my website updated
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10. learn to swim
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11. meditate daily
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12. organize my pictures
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13. foster pets
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14. get married
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15. make homemade noodles
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16. participate in fundraisers
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17. learn how to drive stick-shift
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18. start a beer tasting group
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19. learn to quilt
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20. Crochet a sweater
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21. Make a Family Newsletter
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22. learn Tai Chi
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23. donate my eggs
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24. visit out of state family more often
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25. win a worth1000 contest
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26. write a "This I Believe" essay
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27. design something with InDesign/Illustrator monthly
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28. visit Tim wherever he is stationed this year
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29. upcycle clothes instead of buying new
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30. cook something new once a month
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31. learn to use the Wacom tablet
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32. design my own tattoo
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33. Eat more veggies than carbs
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34. write blog posts weekly
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How I did it: I live at home, but I got seeds for the tomatoes from Target, they actually work! And the cucumber plants I got free when it was late in the year and noone had bought them yet from Home Depot or Lowes. So this was fairly easy to set up. I just planted them in the right sunlight and watered the plants daily. Read how I did it…
How I did it: If you go online at Kroger there are ways to get free bags from them. Otherwise, make your own! Sew a tote bag! Crochet or knit a market bag! Go to festivals and they might give some away. Go to Goodwill or other discount thrift stores and check out the tote bags there, they can be used as grocery bags! Read how I did it…
How I did it: I mostly did this. I broke down the soup and had all fresh ingredients. The only thing to make it better would be a food processor/blender so I can make the 'broth' part of it instead of using V8. Read how I did it…
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I have to be at work at 7am, now that I have my career instead of just a job! Anyway, and its like the day goes on forever, and then on weekends when I get up at 9am, its amazing how much I can get done before lunchtime!
