Today my sister Katie in Williamsburg said she’ll join me. Motivation motivation!
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1. Live guilt free
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2. Run an 8k!
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3. Mutherfuckin' GRADUATE
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4. Pay off everything up to school loans
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5. Move to Texas
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6. Be an awesome Aunt!
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7. Become more politically active
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8. Crochet something meaningful for everyone in my family
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9. Read the news for one hour each day
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10. Learn how to dance
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11. Donate Bone Marrow
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12. Get to know my sister-in-law
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13. Get to know my brother-in-law
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14. Learn a second (and possibly third) language
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15. Organize all my photographs
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16. Maintain a bonsai
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17. Attend Temple
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18. Attend the Rose Parade
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19. Make my own beer
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20. Study geology
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21. See a horse race
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22. Attend Mexico's bicentennial
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23. Stand on a beach while it's snowing
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24. See the Red Hot Chili Peppers in concert
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25. Swim in an ocean as blue as Windex
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26. read/watch/listen to everything on my Amazon wish list
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27. Buy Candi a string of pearls
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28. Jerome, Arizona
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29. Travel to every state
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30. See the Statue of Liberty
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31. See Frida Khalo's art work
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32. Dedicate one day to my goals each week
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33. Attend a shoe making class
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34. Attend Mardi Gras in New Orleans
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35. Have tea in England
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36. Kamchatka peninsula
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How I did it: While my sister was not able to run, and my boyfriend was the only fan in person, the Susan G. Komen was an incriedibly successful first run. I was able to connect to and chat with so many people that I am not able to on the regular. My fundraising was also practically tripled which floored me to see who was able to contribute. My boyfriend and I made a trip of it down to Virginia Beach and enjoyed the atmosphere. … Read how I did it…
How I did it: I had finally started this goal over the Spring when entertaining my idea of purchasing a netbook. When I visited my brother he lent me his extra hard drive to back up the files and programs on the desktop to help it run smoother in the meantime. I couldn't have known it then, that that move was the best thing I could have done because right when I was in the middle of a school paper, the computer shut down and immediately sta… Read how I did it…
How I did it: Late spring/early summer, I had done extensive research with the assistance of my brother Josh. We made sure the netbook would have all the specs conducive to my "functional-only" computing style as well as keep up with college student needs. I had saved up cash in addition to birthday money but alas, due to no insurance, my new eye exam/glass rx ate my notebook funds. Flash forward a couple months and half-way in… Read how I did it…
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I’ve been running around town for a couple of months now when a co-worker passed me a brochure for the Richmond Marathon. It’s in November and they offer an 8k so, given I run almost half the course 3 times a week now, I feel confident in my ability and have enough time to train for the full course. Once I started looking up the miles and other info I came across the Race for the Cure site and discovered theirs is only a 5k. Since that was already on my list I’m committing myself to both races 1 month apart with an initial 3 months training. I am stoked!
