I'm doing 22 things
I’ve planted out some rocket, mustard greens, lettuce, peas, tomatoes, basil, mint and a squash plant, and I’ve got some courgettes to do later this month. So basically, I got carried away. I’m enjoying it though.
Hatti3's Life List
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1. get in shape
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2. read my unfinished books
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3. learn russian
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4. speak fluent german
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5. complete a triathlon
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6. do the splits
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7. do yoga at least three times a week for three months
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8. get more flexible
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9. make an apron
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10. take my boyfriend to the zoo
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11. hike the appalachian trail
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12. cook something new once a week
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13. minimize my belongings
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14. go to a jazz club
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15. hold three dinner parties
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16. grow some vegetables
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17. Do another half marathon
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18. go to the beach more often
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19. get the grades to make my university offer
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20. learn ancient greek
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21. Make a quilt
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22. do the couch to 5k running plan
1 cheer398 people
How I did it
It made me
feel very mortal 
How I did it: Again, I just went on the UK website www.organdonation.nhs.uk to register. You fill in a form of interest, and then they match your details with NHS files. Soon I'll be getting a letter and card in the post, stating that i'm a donor. Quick, easy, why doesn't everyone do it?Also, am suddenly struck by the desire to look after my organs better. Read how I did it…
It made me
Feel empowered 
How I did it: I simply went on their website www.amnesty.org.uk. Being under 18, I was entitled to a youth membership, which is £5 a year direct debit, and every two months I will receive a magazine from Amnesty which will keep me informed about situations around the world. You can also join by post, but joining online is ridiculously fast and easy.Also, they have thrown in a free t-shirt. That's nice of them. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
Hadn’t really read much this past month so I’m back on Anna Karenina again, and I’ve got some short poetry anthologies to check off for a light relief. Billy Collins nearly done too. Meanwhile, my annoying best friend is doing something similar and has read about a bajillion books and plays in the past week, doing what appears to be at least one book a day with some plays on the side. I’m naturally competitive, but this is too much, I think.
