I'm doing 20 things
Filing FAFSA
Researching majors and careers…
Making/thinking something up for Valentine’s day
Cleaning the bathroom
Job hunting
Pretty much having a life lol they say, life’s what happens when you’re busy making other plans…
Pancemaster's Life List
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1. 20 Questions You Should Ask Yourself Every Sunday
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2. turn 21
1 entry . 1 cheer118 people -
3. finish the last Twilight series book
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4. catch all 150 original pokemon
10 entries . 1 cheer4 people -
5. decide on a major
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6. Play the piano more
8 entries . 6 cheers256 people -
7. learn cpr
2 entries . 6 cheers325 people -
8. master the law of attraction
7 entries . 11 cheers304 people -
9. Have an opinion of my own
3 entries . 14 cheers5 people -
10. get a job
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11. become more financially responsible
5 entries . 5 cheers48 people -
12. stop procrastinating
13 entries . 4 cheers30,013 people -
13. complete "wreck this journal"
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14. Do more creative writing
1 entry . 4 cheers28 people -
15. Dictionary Word Highlighting Project
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16. Go on more bicycle rides.
2 entries . 10 cheers3 people -
17. Lose Weight and Get Healthy
4 entries . 2 cheers384 people -
18. back up my hard drive
1 entry . 2 cheers61 people -
19. get a car
2 entries . 2 cheers1,581 people -
20. move out
1 entry . 3 cheers3,437 people
How I did it
It made me
relieved 
How I did it: I was supposed to see a therapist about 6+ months ago, but I put it off (the curse of the Procrastinator). And I put it off. And I suffered. And I put it off some more. But I hit the wall and one day I couldn't put up with the suffering anymore. To find a therapist, I had to work with my health insurance as well as do my own research online on psychological counseling. It wasn't particularly fun trying to find information on someone who y… Read how I did it…
It made me
Meh 
How I did it: Well, I'm marking this as "done" because I technically have started an address book already and I'm adding addresses to it often. I got a notebook and started adding names/addresses/numbers of friends, family and other important people I need to know where they work/live. Initially I started this so I could send letters, but in the end I did it so I could get an idea of where everyone in my life lived. Read how I did it…
It made me
clausterphobic
How I did it: I really started making use of public transportation when I started college, and now I feel it's time to tick this off my list because I finally have a good knowledge of the local bus routes and how to get where I need to go. As to how I did it, I took the bus places. Never too far, but just to random places, took different stops, and different scheduled busses to see which ones were less crowded and on time due to rush hour. Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
Well, for the whole 2 weeks I had a government class, I was exposed to new ideas on politics and understanding how the US government works sort of.
I still have my textbooks, and I wish I could read them just for my own self-awareness but they’re rentals :/
With it being an election year and all, I find it a pressing matter to finally start paying attention to what these middle-aged white guys in suits are deciding for my future and the future of those around me.
It can be really difficult to sift through all of the biast, inflammatory commentary of media to really gain an opinion on candidates or policies in place.
But… I’m watching.
