Tarrador

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I'm doing 38 things
 

Tarrador's Life List

  1. 1. Perform a mid-year review of my 2009 goals and see where I am at, adjust accordingly
    2 entries . 7 cheers
    1 person
  2. 2. Gain 43 cheers in support of the house I want to buy
    1 entry . 24 cheers
    1 person
  3. 3. Buy a house in the spring (now summer) of 2009
    3 entries . 24 cheers
    1 person
  4. 4. Live an economically, socially, spiritually and environmentally responsible life for 2009
    4 entries . 57 cheers
    2 people
  5. 5. Maintain my weight by attention to diet and weigh-ins
    7 entries . 17 cheers
    1 person
  6. 6. Exercise daily
    4 entries . 23 cheers
    1,886 people
  7. 7. Do 10 handstand pushups
    1 entry . 16 cheers
    3 people
  8. 8. Improve my position at my job
    2 entries . 20 cheers
    1 person
  9. 9. Learn 43 phrases of Spanish slang
    13 entries . 12 cheers
    1 person
  10. 10. Finish my multi-lingual food and kitchen vocabulary
    12 cheers
    1 person
  11. 11. Plan and execute my various gardens
    19 cheers
    1 person
  12. 12. Make more foods from scratch
    1 entry . 37 cheers
    1 person
  13. 13. Spend 10 minutes everyday practicing LOA
    2 entries . 4 cheers
    1 person
  14. 14. Get into a daily habit of practicing NOW
    2 entries . 11 cheers
    1 person
  15. 15. Take two weeks vacation
    2 entries . 20 cheers
    1 person
  16. 16. Go to one of my 16 places (preferrably Costa Rica) for vacation
    2 entries . 17 cheers
    1 person
  17. 17. Go to Dragon.Con 2009
    1 entry . 9 cheers
    2 people
  18. 18. Meditate to raise my kundalini energy
    10 cheers
    1 person
  19. 19. Attend meditation at the Shambala Center 24 times
    2 entries . 4 cheers
    1 person
  20. 20. Get a massage at least once a month
    3 entries . 17 cheers
    3 people
  21. 21. Fast one day a month to acknowledge others who are in need
    4 entries . 14 cheers
    1 person
  22. 22. Reorganize my personal chef business
    7 cheers
    1 person
  23. 23. Hand out one business card a day
    3 entries . 7 cheers
    1 person
  24. 24. Start a tarot meetup group
    6 cheers
    1 person
  25. 25. Keep a tarot journal
    1 entry . 5 cheers
    4 people
  26. 26. Learn more about astrology and other forms of divination
    6 cheers
    1 person
  27. 27. Mark and celebrate every full moon this year
    3 entries . 12 cheers
    1 person
  28. 28. Learn poi
    8 cheers
    176 people
  29. 29. Attend 10 Meetups this year
    2 entries . 2 cheers
    1 person
  30. 30. Make my life more important that my job
    2 entries . 22 cheers
    1 person
  31. 31. Make wild, passionate, crazy love
    4 entries . 14 cheers
    40 people
  32. 32. Visit a nude resort
    1 entry . 9 cheers
    3 people
  33. 33. Read everyday
    1 entry . 16 cheers
    80 people
  34. 34. Progressively clean sweep my immediate environment
    6 cheers
    1 person
  35. 35. Publish via lulu.com
    6 cheers
    1 person
  36. 36. Make birthday cards and gifts for everyone on my list
    8 cheers
    1 person
  37. 37. Add 43 photos to my flickr page
    6 cheers
    1 person
  38. 38. Be able to sit in a true lotus pose for at least 30 minutes
    1 entry . 10 cheers
    1 person

How I did it
How to forward my copy of "Three Cups of Tea" to another 43Thinger
It took me
14 days
It made me
contributing


How to get up at 5am everyday
It took me
3 months
It made me
empowered


How to host a "New Beginnings" Dinner Feb. 2nd
It took me
1 month
It made me
confident


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Recent entries
Perform a mid-year review of my 2009 goals and see where I am at, adjust accordingly (read all 2 entries…)
Independence Day 1 day ago

Probably everyone has special goal setting dates; first day of the new year, birthdays, first day of spring, etc. I have held the Fourth of July as Independence Day not just for my country, but for myself as well. On this day, midway through the year, I can still turn things around, get on the right path, and pursue my ambitions. It is a day I can set myself free of all the mistakes and poor choices I have made up to that point. I can break the bad habits I have built up, I can reverse courses that aren’t working. On Independece Day I don’t have to answer to anybody but myself. I free myself from obligations and commitments that don’t serve me. I take a serious look at my relationships and decide whom I do not need to throw more emotion and passion at, and whom I have not invested in enough that really deserves it. I reevaluate if the job I have is the one I want, or the one I feel safe with. It is also a good day to look frankly at myself, judge if I am on the way to becoming the person I want to be, or if I am off track, still living as the person the world has made me.

Today has been a good day, but I know I can do better. I know I deserve better. My life is not everything I want it to be, and it may never be. But today I have sorted some things out. Independence is invaluable to me; of thought, of choice, of action, of love. Freedom does require courage and sacrifice, but the reward is immeasurable.



control my anger (read all 3 entries…)
I have a handle on this now 1 day ago

The best guage is when I asked S. if she noticed how much better I was doing. She responded immediately that my control was much better. I’m not perfect and I won’t say I don’t get angry, or very frustrated, but the way I express it and the way I let it make me feel and react I have much more control over. By consciously choosing my responses, I have created a way to see the whole picture and relative value of whatever I was upset about. I am even more sensitive to those around me who react out of anger (and there are a lot of them). Some I can talk to and help them put their reaction into context to the aggravation, others I can only stand aside and say “There but for the grace of fates…”



Run the 2009 Peachtree Road Race (read all 4 entries…)
Finished 1 day ago

Another Peachtree Road Race down. This one had the best weather I have yet run in. I shaved two minutes off last year’s time (not bad, given the interruption in my training). All the previous years I spend the race vowing I wouldn’t do this again, but, like tattoo, I’ve come to like it, sort of addicted. I am now committed to running the race for the next five years.



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