I'm doing 43 things
Found an old college friend on facebook, so glad we have reconnected. Wow, how the years have passed!
Sundays Child ~ Faith, Hope & Love ♥'s Life List
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1. wear red on Fridays
4 entries . 31 cheers1 person -
2. Lose weight
7 entries . 46 cheers40,804 people -
3. lose 100 pounds
8 team members . 14 entries . 41 cheers1,932 people -
4. list 50 women little girls should admire instead of symbols of stupidity and weakness
16 entries . 73 cheers114 people -
5. learn to love and accept myself
7 entries . 139 cheers18 people -
6. Exercise daily
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7. Realize that some people are never going to be the people you thought they might be and be ok with that
2 entries . 103 cheers95 people -
8. accept that I am "In the Meantime"
2 entries . 37 cheers1 person -
9. love and be loved
1 entry . 56 cheers2,652 people -
10. Keep in better touch with my true friends
3 entries . 40 cheers86 people -
11. set up FLYlady routines
5 entries . 17 cheers331 people -
12. practice discardia
5 team members . 15 entries . 12 cheers101 people -
13. keep my apartment clean and organized
4 entries . 17 cheers75 people -
14. live simply
5 entries . 40 cheers3,287 people -
15. be more frugal
4 team members . 9 entries . 25 cheers135 people -
16. live debt-free
6 entries . 44 cheers213 people -
17. Recycle
2 entries . 30 cheers446 people -
18. meditate daily
1 entry . 32 cheers4,556 people -
19. pray more
4 entries . 23 cheers3,257 people -
20. Daily: Reflect on 5 things for which I'm grateful.
12 entries . 18 cheers885 people -
21. Be granted the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and to have the wisdom to know the difference...
2 entries . 17 cheers500 people -
22. be present
1 entry . 29 cheers138 people -
23. make a quilt
2 entries . 18 cheers1,223 people -
24. Learn how to use my digital camera
1 entry . 12 cheers31 people -
25. figure out my DVD player
1 entry . 7 cheers1 person -
26. learn french
2 entries . 24 cheers12,435 people -
27. make handmade paper
1 entry . 18 cheers58 people -
28. be more confident
1 entry . 12 cheers11,463 people -
29. do volunteer work
5 entries . 33 cheers624 people -
30. make a difference
1 entry . 9 cheers7,191 people -
31. stop procrastinating
11 team members . 25 entries . 18 cheers30,011 people -
32. make a scrapbook
3 entries . 12 cheers903 people -
33. spoil my cat more
6 entries . 18 cheers1 person -
34. make people understand that declawing a cat is a painful unnecessary surgery and there are better ways to deal with cat's scratching
160 team members . 1 entry . 16 cheers195 people -
35. learn to say no without feeling guilty
1 entry . 31 cheers264 people -
36. detach with Love
1 entry . 8 cheers1 person -
37. carve a crochet hook
1 entry . 4 cheers40 people -
38. try geocaching
1 entry . 8 cheers187 people -
39. lower my cholesterol
1 entry . 8 cheers217 people -
40. Create a Family Recipe Book
1 entry . 10 cheers75 people -
41. eat more locally grown food
9 entries . 21 cheers271 people -
42. Help my brain (calming tidy environment, new learning, new physical activities, diet, fish oil, social connections, positive attitude / love+gratitude, meditation)
1 entry . 22 cheers2 people -
43. Finish all my quilting UFO's.
1 entry . 3 cheers14 people
Recent entries
list 50 women little girls should admire instead of symbols of stupidity and weakness (read all 16 entries…)
Last Updated: Saturday, October 14, 2006 | 8:42 PM ETCBC Sports
Former Canadian Olympian Cassie Campbell made history Saturday night as a colour analyst alongside legendary broadcaster Bob Cole at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.
With veteran colour commentator Harry Neale snowed in at his home in Buffalo, N.Y., Hockey Night in Canada executive producer Joel Darling gave Campbell the chance to call the game between the Calgary Flames and Toronto Maple Leafs.
Cassie Campbell became the first woman to do colour commentary on a Hockey Night in Canada broadcast Saturday night at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.
“We made the decision at 11 a.m. [Saturday morning] and she was very positive about the opportunity,” Darling told Sports Online.
“It isn’t easy for anyone to come into a situation like this, but she did a great job.”
When Darling informed Campbell of the news, the former Olympian joked that “it was like [National team coach] Melody Davidson telling me to play goal for the Canadian women’s team.”
The 32-year-old Brampton, Ont., native is the third woman to be part of CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada team, but the first to do colour during a broadcast.
Brenda Irving was the first woman to take part in 2001, and Martine Gaillard followed as an intermission and post-game reporter.
Campbell, who retired from the Canadian women’s hockey team in August, was hired to do rinkside reporting this season and made her debut last Saturday in Calgary.
Former U.S. women’s team captain Cammi Granato was a sideline reporter for NBC’s NHL games last season.
During the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy, Campbell became the only Canadian hockey player, male or female, to captain a national team to two Olympic gold medals.
She was also a member of the gold medal team at the 2002 Salt Lake City Games.
The five-foot-seven, 150-pound blue-liner scored 32 goals and 68 assists in 157 career games for the national team.
list 50 women little girls should admire instead of symbols of stupidity and weakness (read all 16 entries…)
For having the guts to take on the boys!
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Hayley Wickenheiser (born August 12, 1978) is a women’s ice hockey player for Canada. She was also the first woman to play full time professional hockey at a position other than goalie. Wickenheiser has represented Canada at the Winter Olympics three times, capturing two gold and one silver medal. She has also captured six gold medals at World Championships and 10 gold medals from Nations Cup tournaments throughout her career. Her international hockey career began when she was fifteen at the Women’s World Hockey Championships. She has been a mainstay on Team Canada since then. In addition to her hockey career, Wickenheiser has also played softball at an elite level. She represented Canada at the 2000 Summer Olympics. Her cousin was the late National Hockey League player, Doug Wickenheiser.
