SpaceCakeGirl




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  1. 1. Learn Japanese
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  2. 2. get better at darts
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  3. 3. stop being jealous
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  4. 4. save $5000
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  5. 5. Take a photo every day
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  6. 6. live like an okinawan
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  7. 7. eat more tofu
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  8. 8. take the lsat
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  9. 9. Read more books
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  10. 10. cook more
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  11. 11. eat healthier
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  12. 12. lose weight
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  13. 13. lose 5 pounds
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  14. 14. run a 10K
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  15. 15. go to law school
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  16. 16. be a better daughter
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  17. 17. be a better girlfriend
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  18. 18. grow my own vegetables
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Recent entries
be a better daughter (read all 5 entries…)
Mother's Day 2 months ago

I asked my mom what she wants for mom’s day and she said the usual: a new weedwacker, new rosebushes, holes dug, etc. I probably let her go on for about twenty minutes before I realized fuck it, I don’t really care what she wants, I’m getting her what I want to get her (isn’t that the joy of gifts?)

So, I’ve enrolled my mom in a Bouquet of the Month Club, for 6 months. Actual real subscriptions are like, $200, which is ridiculous as I’m a poor student living with my parents! But I got the idea from them. Every month I’ll pick out, buy, arrange, and deliver a bouquet of flowers for my mom.

She doesn’t know it yet, but I think she’ll love it.


Learn Japanese (read all 36 entries…)
Slacking and Not Slacking 3 months ago

I was pretty slacking on my Japanese and saying things like, “Maybe I could use that time slot to take something INTERESTING next semester.” Now I feel a little better.

I’m wrapping up my second year of Japanese and I just spent a week with a native speaker who speaks very little English. My boyfriend’s friend from Hawaii came to town last week and brought his girlfriend from Japan.

Lessons Learned from a Native Speaker:
1. drink. drinking helps your Japanese immensely. You lose your inhibitions and aren’t afraid of sounding stupid.
2. girls don’t say ‘chinpo’, they say ‘asoko’.
3. Japanese drinking games are more fun than american drinking games
4. you can communicate a lot by circumventing the word you don’t know. ie: when trying to explain that I had to go to volunteer training, “free work”. Be creative.

It was also exciting to see myself correcting my boyfriend (he said ‘tabehoshii’ at one point and Yumi and I just cocked our heads at him :D). It was also exciting to see how far I’ve come. A friend’s girlfriend took first semester Japanese with me almost two years ago. She came out one night to hang out and she’s totally lost everything. (She’s been busy learning German and whatnot). So, that’s good, to see that and realize that if I don’t stick with it that’s going to be me.


Read more books (read all 24 entries…)
crack addict 3 months ago

I read two books yesterday. I woke up, decided I wasn’t going to work, finished one book. Took care of all my stuff all day, and rewarded myself around 9 by starting a new book.

Never start a new book at 9 when you have to be up at 7 in order to do something kind of important (student teaching).

I don’t know what time I went to bed, but it was a 500pg book. Ugh.

ADDICT!


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