I'm doing 15 things
Three 4.0s so far. Still waiting on the last grade, but whatever.
PickledLeprechauns's Life List
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1. get back to 147
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2. Graduate from a bachelor's program with no student debt.
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3. stop picking at my skin.
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4. re-learn/improve French skillz.
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5. Search For My Hidden "Talent", Find It, And Hold On Tight
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6. play DDR entirely in Heavy mode.
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7. get over food obsession/insecurity.
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8. make the world a better place.
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9. lose 100 pounds.
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10. do yoga more often.
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11. control my anger.
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12. read fifty articles on howstuffworks.
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13. get better at poker.
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14. Run a half-marathon
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15. not get sick this winter
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How I did it
It made me
Proud. 
How I did it: Using online guides, I made sure I had all the parts I needed on Newegg. When it came to putting it all together, I'll admit I got pretty overwhelmed. Taking it step-by-step made it doable and, honestly, it wasn't hard at all. Read how I did it…
It made me
free. 
How I did it: I saved up a bunch of money, found myself a surgeon online and scheduled a consultation. Then I set up a date, got the time off of work and spent three weeks in hell, not being able to do anything so my boobs could heal. (Note: I had a common complication--wound breakdown--that slowed my healing process. For a regular boob job, you won't be out for three weeks.) Read how I did it…
It made me
feel powerful.
How I did it: I've always wanted to run, but could never make it very far. I was told that I run too fast, so I slowed it down and took it at my own pace and made it two miles my first try. Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
Wow…I got the store I wanted and I was SO excited, but training and dreaming and waiting really can’t prepare you for the shit you inherit from awful managers. Thanks, dude. At least you set the bar so low it’d be harder for me to fail than to succeed. =).
Today is my first day as assistant manager. These past few months have been a whirlwind of change: losing my RGM, transferring stores, putting up with lots of bullshit, long hours and, finally, training.
