I'm doing 14 things
. . . however, I do believe that I’m successful at it more often than I fail at it. She’s now in a nursing home and losing her memory (and mind). I’m more empathetic with her.
Suzie2kids's Life List
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1. Take better advantage of near-NYC living.
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2. be more confident
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3. live abroad for a couple of years
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4. meet new friends
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5. Learn to whistle with my fingers
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6. Take my family on a bicycle adventure
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7. Stop thinking about the bad/embarrasing moments in my life
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8. Learn how to quilt
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9. Get a new job or new volunteer role
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10. Do something highly creative
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11. Break out of professional rut
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12. Take language lessons to help me when I travel the world
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13. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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14. do project 365
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Recent entries
I’ve got plans to volunteer in Rwanda with WE-ACTx (Women’s Equality for Access in Care and Treatment). Very excited! Was able to find a volunteer office position for a week or so!
I visited Stonehenge in 1977, the summer I turned 16. We hitchhiked there (two American girls, having too much fun!) and stayed a while. I have a few great shots of me sitting on a couple of the stones. They are huge. Even in 1977 though the place was not the quiet mystical place I wanted it to be. I understand it is even more built-up now with too many visitors at any one time.
Guess we had to be there centuries ago.
