I'm doing 34 things
There is no comparable beauty that I have yet to see.
17 months ago
At least when it comes to the Northern California coastline. If you can, drive the stretch of Hwy 1 between Monterey and Morro Bay. You will not be disappointed.
JennieMustTravel's Life List
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1. know every secret to photoshop
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2. have a cup of coffee with Tori Amos
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3. be debt free, not even a mortgage
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4. be confident in a bathing suit
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5. pay for a stranger's meal
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6. be a patient mother
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7. write my NaNoWriMo
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8. have dinner with Gordon Ramsay
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9. only buy goods from local shops and markets
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10. have a pottery wheel in the garage
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11. run another marathon.
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12. get paid for my design work
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13. publish an article in a well-known magazine
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14. cook homemade meals everyday
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15. learn how to make sushi
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16. cook in my own gourmet kitchen
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17. take a creative writing class
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18. eat real Italian food... in Italy
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19. be myself
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20. go back to every place I've lived
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21. speak French and Italian fluently
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22. pay my parents back for everything
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23. tell everyone how I really feel
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24. live on 10 acres with room to grow
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25. learn web design
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26. go on a real roller coaster
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27. build a house
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28. love more carefully
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29. lose 20 more pounds and KEEP IT OFF
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30. get another coonhound
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31. print out pictures and put them in albums
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32. Write a children's book
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33. stop being so critical of myself
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34. own a Nikon D-90
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Recent entries
My first marathon
18 months ago
I ran the Country Music Marathon in Nashville, TN, on April 26, 2008. My official chip time was 5:20:39, which is a little slower than I wanted but heck – I was happy to finish! I’ve run three half marathons and decided it was time to run the full 26.2. Despite the muscle soreness, it was totally worth it!
