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Jaydubya

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I'm doing 31 things
  

Jaydubya's Life List

  2. 1. Get Organized
    		6,074 people
  3. 2. read a book
    1 entry . 1 cheer     		337 people
  4. 3. perform on The Late Show
    1 cheer     		1 person
  5. 4. blog
    		490 people
  6. 5. start a business
    		2,077 people
  7. 6. Learn Hypnosis
    		176 people
  8. 7. get a motorcycle
    		350 people
  9. 8. Produce a film
    1 cheer     		65 people
  10. 9. Buy a House
    1 cheer     		12,566 people
  11. 10. get a motorcycle license
    1 cheer     		117 people
  12. 11. Marry an Anchorwoman
    		1 person
  13. 12. Write a screenplay
    1 cheer     		2,191 people
  14. 13. own a bmw
    		109 people
  15. 14. star in a movie
    		314 people
  16. 15. Watch Mulholland Drive
    1 cheer     		2 people
  17. 16. clear my in-box
    1 cheer     		10 people
  18. 17. Win an Oscar
    		286 people
  19. 18. speak fluent Spanish
    1 cheer     		652 people
  20. 19. earn a billion dollars
    		8 people
  21. 20. Learn to tie a Bow Tie
    		15 people
  22. 21. Write a bestseller
    		218 people
  23. 22. Learn to play the piano
    1 cheer     		7,437 people
  24. 23. write a book
    		26,064 people
  25. 24. Ride a train across america
    		22 people
  26. 25. Own Slaves
    		5 people
  27. 26. lose 20 pounds
    		6,645 people
  28. 27. work out
    		476 people
  29. 28. Learn Spanish
    		15,480 people
  30. 29. Learn Web Design
    1 cheer     		294 people
  31. 30. buy a German sports car
    1 entry     		1 person
  32. 31. Mind like Water
    1 entry     		2 people

How I did it
How to fly in a private jet
It made me
Chill, baby

How I did it: I went to Vegas to hang out with my wealthy TV star friend while he was doing a weekend show. Since he needed to be back in LA on Monday morning he chartered a jet. It was a 6 seater. He invited me along. Read how I did it…

Feb 11, 05:47PM PST | 0 comments


How to pay off debt
It took me
1 year
It made me

How I did it: I started by putting away my credit card. So not to accumulate any more debt. I kept it but as long as I was not carying it around I wouldn't use it impulsively. I only owed about $2500 so this wasn't monumental undertaking in that respect. For me the trick is not encreasing the debt since the good folks at Cap 1 were more than willing to lend to me. I've been the starving actor and comedian for 20 years. I'm used to being broke and using… Read how I did it…

Dec 24, 2008, 02:45PM PST | 0 comments | 4 cheers


Recent entries
read a book
I start many but finish very few. 10 months ago

I love to read. I find it very relaxing. I own tons of books. I start many of them but then become distracted by life and never finish them. Mostly non-fiction of the How-to variety. I love the idea of reading a book from start to finish then I don’t have the nagging feeling that I’ve missed something important. Still I feel that I’m missing something while I’m reading. I could use some counseling, or ritalin.

Jan 05, 2009, 09:25AM PST | 0 comments


buy a German sports car
Smal and Fast 14 months ago

A sports car- 2 seater, possibly one of those tiny back seats that are only good for children, dogs and amputees. Quick with little cargo space.
A sports car represents the ultimate freedom. When you don’t need to take anything but yourself and maybe a companion. You’ve got room for a cup of coffee, an overnight bag, and a credit card. You arrive with the shirt on your back and you get there fast.
More important is creating room in your life for the sports car freedom. Securing sufficient income, or a stack of cash, to make the sweet ride a joy instead of a burden. Having a secure home- paid for, a bigger car for passengers and cargo when needed, or at least a credit card to rent a bigger vehicle when the need arises. And a parking space. I’m not driving around the neighborhood every night looking for a space for my 645. Takes away all the cool.

Aug 26, 2008, 08:48AM PDT | 0 comments


Save $1000 (read all 2 entries…)
Set aside the windfalls! 15 months ago

After setting up an account that wasn’t easily accessible, I had to find little windfalls that weren’t already a part of my budget. Unaccounted for money. My “Stimulus” check, A friend paying back an old loan, Poker winnings. these windfalls went into the Credit Union account. The credit union savings is a separate bank from my regular checking and savings, so I’m less likely to dip into it on a whim.

Next Stop- pay off the credit card.

Aug 10, 2008, 11:19AM PDT | 1 cheer | 0 comments


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monroe piercing CMW12s wants to lose weight fight for the things I believe in make myself happy have someone write a song for me Visit Ireland watch the Motorcycle Diaries visit Pompeii save a life Watch all of Alfred Hitchcock's movies love more newsurfiegirl wants to Complete "The Artist's Way" fly without fear sell my car Quit Smoking be in a band Be a better friend witness the end of IE expand my vocabulary go snowboarding loose 100 pounds watch full house Relationship xoannie16 wants to watch the AFI Top 100 American movies Drive from Alaska to Argentina make a game relax and destress be the change i want to see in the world
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