I'm doing 37 things
It’s down to my tailbone! I still haven’t trimmed since June 23 2010, except doing a few microtrims on the fried front bits. I’m really surprised at what good shape my hair is in. I’m taking care of it so differently, lots of TLC and moisture. And ya know what? Even though it’s been over a year since the last trim, I’ve got no split or damaged ends (except those pesky front pieces still trying to grow out the hair dye). I’m amazed. Maybe I’ve just got resilient hair, maybe it’s all in how you take care of it. Probably both. Maybe us girls with “bad hair” just need to learn a thing or two about gentler hair care.
GypsyBear24's Life List
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1. To live instead of exist
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2. exercise regularly
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3. speak more clearly
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4. donate my hair
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5. Trace my family tree
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6. clean my room
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7. get organized
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8. learn to cook
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9. gain weight
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10. volunteer at an animal shelter
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11. do more for the environment
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12. learn the constellations
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13. sleep under the stars
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14. start a faerie garden
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15. learn bonsai
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16. have better posture
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17. learn to swim
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18. meet someone with albinism
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19. snuggle more
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20. learn something new every day
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21. Find a balance between the things I want to do and the things I need to do
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22. Clean out my closet.
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23. understand my solitary nature
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24. spend an entire day watching the extended version of all three Lord of the Rings movies back-to-back-to-back
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25. never, EVER grow up
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26. Save money for my wedding
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27. grow my hair really long
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28. get a job
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29. go to work
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30. read more books
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31. write anonymous, loving post-its for strangers to find
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32. buy and wear more dresses
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33. identify 100 things that make me happy.
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34. start a hope chest
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35. get married young
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36. Prepare for the inevitable Zombie Holocaust
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37. find the meaning of life by making my own life more meaningful
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How I did it
It made me
relieved 
How I did it: My problem was that I was supposed to graduate high school in June 2009, but due to some problems in my personal life, I was unable to finish a required credit on time. It was difficult emotionally, because I was formerly an honor student, and it looked like my only option was a GED. My cousin recommended to me a charter school that normally catered to at-risk students, and took new students up to 21 years of age. I enrolled in Augus… Read how I did it…
It made me
relieved
How I did it: My problem was that I was supposed to graduate high school in June 2009, but due to some problems in my personal life, I was unable to finish a required credit on time. It was difficult emotionally, because I was formerly an honor student, and it looked like my only option was a GED. My cousin recommended to me a charter school that normally catered to at-risk students, and took new students up to 21 years of age. I enrolled in Augus… Read how I did it…
It made me
responsible
How I did it: My problem was that I was supposed to graduate in June 2009, but due to some problems in my personal life, I was unable to finish a required credit on time. It was difficult emotionally, because I was formerly an honor student, and it looked like my only option was a GED. My cousin recommended to me a charter school that normally catered to at-risk students, and took new students up to 21 years of age. I enrolled, and was able to fin… Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
I need $3000 and my boyfriend needs $3000, meaning $5000 for the wedding, $1000 for the honeymoon, and rings/the dress on a seperate budget. It seems doable, but we’re full-time college students with one crappy job, clinical hours, and one unemployed. We’re strategizing with a community college and two years. Wish us luck!
I went to an open-house at the college I want to attend, talked to the advisor of the program, and toured the building. Things are looking good and looking up!
