I'm doing 24 things
I love books.. sometimes however I don’t get to read them as often as I like to. I am trying this one in short-term at least. By mid-year I should have accomplished this.
Heather's Life List
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1. ---------- Short Term ----------
3 people -
2. Read 2 Books a Month
1 entry . 1 cheer112 people -
3. Drink More Water
1 cheer20,324 people -
4. Create Scarpbook From Vacation
1 person -
5. Make a Dreamcatcher
1 entry . 3 cheers10 people -
6. Dental Work
7 people -
7. ---------- Long Term ----------
4 people -
8. Create an Informational Website to Help People/For a Cause (Subject ???)
1 person -
9. Watch the Sunrise
1 cheer400 people -
10. Get a Henna Tattoo
1 cheer113 people -
11. Learn Flash
960 people -
12. Build a Koi Pond
33 people -
13. Finish the Quilt My Grandmother Started
1 cheer1 person -
14. Hear the Dalai Lama Speak
1 cheer36 people -
15. See Riverdance Live On Stage
2 people -
16. Watch the imdb.com top 10 movies
1 entry10 people -
17. ---------- Ongoing ----------
2 people -
18. Love Unconditionally
1 cheer556 people -
19. Enjoy My Boyfriends Smile Everyday
3 cheers1 person -
20. Learn How To Meditate
1 entry . 3 cheers279 people -
21. Live Simply
1 cheer3,287 people -
22. Be More Spiritual
1 cheer1,048 people -
23. Worry Less
1 entry . 1 cheer4,778 people -
24. Keep a Journal
3,566 people
How I did it
It made me
Fulfilled 
How I did it: Well, it's an ongoing goal. But, I do feel a lot better that I am not eating out as often. I enjoy picking out a new recipe to try, so far the resources we have used have been really great recipes. Now I can't wait to get our garden blooming with vegetables and cook them up too! =) Read how I did it…
It made me
Happy
How I did it: I purchased a large size 7-day pill box. Put all of the vitamins I take everyday in each box and carry them with me. I take them with my meals. Read how I did it…
It made me
Feel Free
How I did it: Quitting smoking took several months of talking myself into doing it, I can't count how many times I tried to stop over the years and over the last two months to the day I stopped. The final straw was when I ran out of cigarettes to smoke I just decided not to drive to the store and buy anymore... something in my mind just clicked and I refused to be a slave and "go get a pack". So I dealt with the withdrawal, and kept c… Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
So far this has been an enjoyable experience! I still feel that I am in the baby-stages. I have made a new goal to sit down at least once a day and try. I have also purchased a couple of books to remind me. More than anything, my boyfriend gives me the inspiration to learn.
