There’s really no reason to do this any more. Turns out he just wasn’t worth it.
DreamingAloud's Life List
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1. build my record collection
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2. build my dvd collection
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3. get married, stay married, and live happily ever after
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4. be a good wife
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5. Have a best friend.
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6. learn to drive
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7. Own a car
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8. learn to cook. Really cook.
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9. own my dream house
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10. have a garden
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11. start an herb garden
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12. adopt a kitten
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13. Make my own artwork
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14. start a family
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15. be a good mother
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16. have a successful career
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17. become less enraged at instances of stupidity
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18. Take more pictures
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19. get fit
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20. learn to sing
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21. improve my piano playing
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22. find out what my blood type is
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23. have a white christmas
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24. sew more
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25. learn to fly a plane
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26. own an island
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How I did it: It was a combination of things really - I did what I could to pay things off month by month. Then I got engaged and needed to pay for a wedding. A wedding plus my remaining debt was an amount substantial enough to warrant mortgaging my rental property (which was previously unmortgaged) which took me debt-free. Read how I did it…
I’ve been working for RoyalBlue for 18 days now, and I’m loving it. The work is great – still a little daunting at the moment since the software is so complex, but there’s tasks I can do unaided now so I don’t feel as useless as I did on the first couple of days. The training is pretty enjoyable too, and the commute really isn’t too bad since I live so close to the station. The real gem of this job is the people. My team is an amazing group of guys – they’ve got great personalities, and collectively there’s an awesome ambience. They’re also a great laugh outside of the office – there’s a weekly pub-housed get-together that everyone makes an appearance in at least once in a while, and most Friday lunchtimes the girls get together for a gossip. It’s awesome and I’m loving it – and yeah, the paychecks are great too. Obviously!
I had an interview yesterday morning which lasted a few hours – and I’d been offered the job by dinnertime! The paperwork should arrive in the post tomorrow morning. It’s a job I really wanted and I’m utterly gobsmacked that I got it, so I’ve been bouncing off the walls for the last 30 hours or so! I start at the beginning of September and can’t wait.
