I’ve found myself shelving again. This time around, I’m having more fun. The store is less the glorified yard sale that the previous one was. I am also four years older; I’ve read more books now, so I recognize more that come through! And I’m reading a lot again now. It’S MAD fun. I feel like the old me again, yet new and emerged.
Rachel Barnhart's Life List
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1. read all of milan kundera's books
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2. shoot a gun. at a shooting range. and actually hit a target.
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3. be able to cook one dish. JUST ONE. and it will be a damn yummy one dish.
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4. ride my bicycle for five miles
7 cheers1 person -
5. find 100 geocaches
5 entries . 15 cheers43 people -
6. find a night cache
1 person -
7. 1 tattoo and 1 piercing
1 cheer1 person -
8. do a "drive through every southern state" (florida to california) road trip
1 cheer2 people -
9. space paint!
1 person -
10. run a no-kill animal shelter
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11. buy a huge present for my parents after i get a good job.
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12. be sittin on the back of a speeding motorcycle with my arms around a sexay man.
2 cheers1 person
I was in a car wreck, and being a measley college student I have no funds for another car. I’ve been loaned the use of my old high school clunker (thank betty) – but I thought “why don’t I just ride a bike? I live in a city. It’s do-able. Sure, people in SUVs will probably yell at me to get off the road, but why not?” So I’ve bought one pretty cheap. Only hurdle is.. I can barely get down my street. I feel like a tubby. Hence springs forth a new goal – build the stamina to actually USE the bike for what I bought it for.
