before I start into study.
Eimear's Life List
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1. Get more sleep
12 entries . 62 cheers4,405 people -
2. declutter my house
35 entries . 91 cheers975 people -
3. Make my house *MY* house
13 entries . 110 cheers17 people -
4. have a wardrobe full of clothes I actually love and that fit
13 entries . 42 cheers24 people -
5. Read all the books on the BBC Big Read Top 21
18 entries . 30 cheers11 people -
6. Walk to Lothlorien
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7. Be Ten and a Half Stone
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8. Learn to cook/bake something new every month
6 entries . 17 cheers2 people -
9. do something unusual weekly to fuel my creativity
9 entries . 34 cheers3 people -
10. Change over all videos to DVDs
1 entry . 8 cheers1 person -
11. Get fit and healthy
2 cheers142 people -
12. read the magazines I've accumulated, then get rid of them
1 entry . 3 cheers0 people -
13. Stargaze, learn some constellations
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14. Read some Irish legends and fairytales
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15. Desigh 'historic paper dolls'
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16. Collect great granny's tea set
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17. Select one new craft from the books I got for Christmas, and try it
1 person -
18. Play with my cat more often - No, this is NOT a euphemism! ;)
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19. Get a wallplanner and fill in known events so I can make the most of the year
1 cheer1 person -
20. Make up a list of 100 favourite films and watch them
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21. Release more books via boocrossing - target:600 wild releases
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22. Read a few good books and a few trashy novels
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23. Do the 100 drawings challenge
2 entries . 4 cheers1 person -
24. Become a more active citizen
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25. paint the bathroom
1 entry . 8 cheers45 people -
26. Get serious about archery in 2012
7 entries . 11 cheers1 person -
27. live frugally, but richly and deliciously.
3 entries . 14 cheers18 people -
28. Investigate that degree course
7 entries . 4 cheers1 person -
29. Work actively towards a new job
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30. Have a functioning fireplace
4 entries . 9 cheers1 person -
31. become the healthier, sexier, more confident version of me.
2 entries . 6 cheers5 people -
32. visit 10 new places in my city
4 entries . 8 cheers39 people -
33. find a sense of belonging and community
1 entry . 5 cheers2 people -
34. Become a 'crafty' person, spend two hours a week doing crafts
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35. start saving
3 entries . 9 cheers88 people -
36. use what i have before buying more
2 entries . 10 cheers2 people -
37. stop being so damn sensible all the time
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38. Get a spare set of keys cut
1 person
How I did it: Can't believe what a difference this has made - I have been staining the shed with a natural colour for a decade, but this year I painted it 'country cream' with soft olive green on the lentel and window sill and any other bits that looked suitable. It looks brilliant! Really modern, and really old fashioned both at the same time. And because I am working all week, and the weekends are always wet, I asked my out-of-work … Read how I did it…
How I did it: Well,obviously everyone knows how to go out and buy anew DVD player - but I don't think I would have done it if it wasn't on my goal list! At least not for a couple of months, staring at the broken one, wishing I could play some of my favourite films, lying in bed a thinking about it....no, just straight down to the local Powercity sale, and there you go. The kind person with me even made sure I got one with a scart lead the s… Read how I did it…
How I did it: Took a week off work to get this draft sorted out, but just ccouldn't get my head around it. In the end my lovely friend C. dragged me out for lunch and retail therapy on Wednesday, and when I came back to the PC six hours later, I had two really nice candleholders to brighten my desk, had eaten some decent food (been living on toast and junk food for the last few days) and my head was clear....I could see exactly what I needed to d… Read how I did it…
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It’s a real ‘Irish’ thing, this constant moaning and grumbling, but I am going to set myself this goal, so I am only allowed complain about things I have attempted to do something about. Even if it’s as simple as logging a complaint on a customer helpline (Dublin bus, this means you), or sent an e-mail to my local TD. Hard to know where to begin, but as I do love a good old grumble, I’d better make a start.
I seem to have a serious amount of ‘pictures and poems’ books, can’t say I really remember reading any of them. Have put them aside for some valentines day indulgence, but maybe I can let some of them go. They are beautiful things, but they just can’t sit there unappreciated for another ten years. Well, of course they can, but SHOULD they.?...
