I’m back on track though and using BookArmy.com to keep track of all the books I’m reading. I’m on number 48 and would like to get done by February 2010.
Michelle's Life List
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1. Make the most of my 20's
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2. Work in a library again
2 entries . 2 cheers2 people -
3. get a Bikini wax
2 entries . 2 cheers154 people -
4. jog a mile without stopping
4 entries . 3 cheers9 people -
5. Go skinny-dipping
2 entries . 5 cheers201 people -
6. make a scrapbook to illustrate my '100 things that make me happy' list
2 entries . 2 cheers133 people -
7. create a list of 100 must-read books and read them.
3 entries . 1 cheer990 people -
8. Make homemade ravioli
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9. write a short story
1,003 people -
10. Make Thanksgiving dinner
1 cheer11 people -
11. knit a scarf
1 cheer519 people -
12. Make a quilt
1,088 people -
13. get a professional massage
2 cheers258 people -
14. see the grand canyon
1 cheer871 people -
15. see the northern lights
1 cheer16,851 people -
16. get a passport
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17. Stay in an expensive hotel with my husband
1 cheer1 person -
18. go snorkeling
1 cheer214 people -
19. Go on a cruise
2 entries . 1 cheer4,094 people -
20. Have a baby
1 entry . 1 cheer5,706 people -
21. Go on a missions trip
2 entries184 people -
22. homeschool my kids
51 people -
23. color an entire coloring book
19 people -
24. create a vision board
227 people -
25. Get a culinary degree
5 people -
26. Beat my depression
1,681 people -
27. Read the Bible
3,216 people -
28. ride in a hot air balloon
1,976 people
How I did it: The college was organizing trips and Habitat for Humanity in South Carolina was one of them. I signed up, got in a van and rode to the site. I had the chance to put up a roof and siding and paint. Read how I did it…
How I did it: On Barr Trail (about 26 miles round trip). Hiked up to Barr Camp about halfway up the mountain on day 1 and rested the rest of the afternoon. Started out at 8 a.m. the next morning and reached the summit around 1:30 and headed back down (after eating and resting of course) to camp for the night. Got back to the car around 9:30 a.m. The last day coming down was very painful. Read how I did it…
My church is planning 4 trips in 2009 and is looking to send at least 100 people over the 4 trips to do God’s work. If it is in His will, I will go.
Use fresh peaches, even though it’s a pain. Blanch them in boiling water to remove the skins and cut them into small pieces. I used a recipe I round on Food Network.
