So, I always wondered what managers and department heads did that took so much time. Now I know. Since I’ve started this new job, I am, quite literally, busy every day all day week after week. It kind of feels good.
Spideygal's Life List
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1. always show the boy how much i love and appreciate him
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2. be a better friend
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3. firm my thighs
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4. save money
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5. learn french
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6. re-learn spanish
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7. pay off my credit card
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8. stop procrastinating
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9. go to the gym 3 times a week
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10. have fewer things
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11. be less emotional
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12. travel
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13. learn photography
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14. goof off less at work
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15. find my creative outlet
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16. learn how to tat
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17. blog more often
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18. read the books i own
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19. make my bed everyday
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20. actually read the magazines I subscribe to from cover to cover for 3 months in a row
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21. watch more public television
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22. be an effective manager without selling my soul -- or selling out
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23. do my own taxes
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24. be the grooviest librarian ever
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25. get a dog
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26. get more sleep
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27. drink more tea and less coffee
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Recent entries
I’m not cutting it out completely. “Everything in moderation” is what my mother always said, and I believe she was/is right. My more specific goal is to limit my coffee intake to 1 cup/day. That is so totally doable.
