SusanHenschen




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  1. 1. speak fluent french
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  2. 2. never dye my hair
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  3. 3. relearn how to ride a bike
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  4. 4. never take antidepressants again
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  5. 5. wake up when my alarm clock goes off
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  6. 6. learn to quilt
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  7. 7. live simply and get rid of all my clutter
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  8. 8. visit europe
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  9. 9. train my dog
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  10. 10. pay off my credit card debt
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  11. 11. Teach Art
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  12. 12. never eat fast food again
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  13. 13. get published
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  14. 14. work because i love to, not because i have to
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  15. 15. take more long walks
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  16. 16. garden
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  17. 17. actively reduce my carbon footprint
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  18. 18. decorate my house
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  19. 19. never lose my sense of wonder
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  20. 20. draw more
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draw more
One of my talents

Why do I not devote more time to it? I get frustrated when I sit down to draw. It used to be so relaxing. I need to go back to doing it for fun, and not think too hard when I am drawing. My dad gave me an amazing color pencil set, so I should use this great gift!



move to a big city
Lived in Boston

And then Atlanta. I love being in a city, except for traffic. :) It’s awesome to have amazing opportunities for entertainment and education come your way simply because you’re in a big city. I liked Boston better because you can walk everywhere, but I love Atlanta’s weather.



Run a mile without stopping
I had to work on this, too

And now I can run several! Even though I played sports, I just was never good at this in high school and finally achieved this goal in college.

I did a 5K (approx 3 miles) a while back, and were it not for my back problem, I would train for a half or full marathon. You have to start slowly. It’s the only way. I ran on a sand path in college and later ran on the treadmill in the gym. One day I woke up and wanted to run, and that day – and only that day – I ran 5 miles without stopping.



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