I'm doing 15 things
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Whenever I have an absurd question, Google is my go-to for answers. After discovering this site, how can I NOT be addicted to the internet?!?
Jeaniefur's Life List
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1. stop chewing my hair
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2. learn to whistle
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3. learn to swim
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4. study abroad
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5. get paid for writing
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6. be confident with my appearance
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7. not be so addicted to the internet
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8. be more social
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9. Be myself
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10. not worry about what others think of me
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11. volunteer more
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12. Worry less.
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13. expand my social circle
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14. Write more
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15. get a scholarship
445 people
How I did it
It made me
Proud of myself 
How I did it: After years of ignoring animal suffering, I finally decided to become educated on the topic, and incidentally became so emotionally distraught, that I made the resolution to forsake the consumption of all meat! At first I felt like a prude and a picky eater, but eventually I accepted my diet as part of who I was. It really does become part of who you are because after awhile, I didn't have to remind anyone that I had restricti… Read how I did it…
It made me
thoughtful. 
How I did it: I found books at the library that related to my interests, and even checked out some books that were highly-esteemed by other people, such as "Twillight." Bottom line: if you really like a certain type of book, like romance, don't be afraid to indulge that. Read how I did it…
It made me
feel awesome!
How I did it: I actually like to steal moves from other people (don't tell anyone). Plus, it helps if you really like the music that is playing. If you know the song, singing along helps you get into the groove, and your body will move without you thinking about it. Read how I did it…
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10 months ago
When you have a family that is fun to be around, you often look no further than your own backyard for enjoyment on a Friday night. Luckily college has forced me to separate myself from my family, and have fun in different ways. In my family, I am often the center of attention, but when I am out with friends, I have more opportunity to observe, and it actually is more fulfilling. I love my family, but hanging out with them all the time, is less-than-challenging. Being social with non-family members, is a great learning experience, but it is something I still need to work on, especially when I go back home for breaks.
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I am afraid to be myself around non-family members because whenever I let my guard down, I say things I don’t mean, and say a lot of pointless and dumb things. In most circumstances, I can laugh at myself, but when I am not with my family, I get embarrassed, even around friends.
