I talked my mother into teaching me to knit on my last visit around Christmas. I’m starting on placemats and dishcloths, then an afghan, then I hope to get to socks. I know everyone starts with scarves, but its so hot in Texas – who needs ‘em? I am going to knit this Sunday with a group, and I hope to finish my second placemat of four.
Eloquent35's Life List
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2. Divest in junk
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3. Give away useful junk
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4. Throw away useless junk
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5. Acquire less
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6. Find a really great job
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7. Take, develop and frame more photographs
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8. Live passionately
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9. Knit a pair of socks
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10. Budget my time
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11. Live comfortably within my budget and still save for later
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12. Go to the library instead of buying books
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13. Read more
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14. Research things of interest
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15. Fight the constant wane of my idealism
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16. Add more meaning and less data
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17. Restore my sense of wonder
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18. Buy less stuff
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19. Cook more
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20. Listen to music
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21. Learn to dance
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22. Exercise more
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23. Reconnect with old friends
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24. Practice French again
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25. take better pictures
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26. Write the stories in my head
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27. finish more knitting projects
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28. Excel at something
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29. Strive
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Recent entries
A friend introduced my to a summer intern from France, and I have been practicing a little every week while driving her to and from church. Boy, it is impressive how much you can forget about a language in just a few years. Especially, how to hear it, as well as the more obvious problem of remembering how to speak it. Two weeks and counting on this goal!
I am better at weeding the junk from the non-junk, and getting better at throwing it away. I need to work on getting more of the non-junk out of my house, though.
