I was 160 when I started. Now I’m 130. It’s possible for me to lose 30 lbs in 3 months but perhaps not the best idea.
Hazel's Life List
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1. increase my flexibility
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2. Save money
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3. Learn German
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4. Spit on Ayn Rand's grave
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5. Turn everything I touch into something beautiful
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6. Be a Bone Marrow Donor
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7. Visit Iran
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8. Buy a vespa
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9. Move to Berlin
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10. Get my Master's Degree
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11. Get onto a PhD course
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12. Lose 60 lbs
1 entry454 people
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