Well it isn’t quite running, but I’m volunteering at the Philadelphia Marathon this month and Hartford Marathon for the next. Maybe it will motivate me.
Cubes's Life List
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1. get a passport
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2. run a half marathon
1 entry . 1 cheer1,915 people -
3. go skydiving
1 entry . 1 cheer6,573 people -
4. Go to Europe or at least the British Isles
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5. write a book and have it published
3 cheers2,701 people -
6. publish a short story
1 entry . 3 cheers321 people -
7. Get a graduate degree
2 entries . 1 cheer122 people -
8. move to a warm beach town
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9. Earn $100,000 in a year
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10. learn french
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11. pay off my debt
1 entry2,088 people -
12. run a marathon
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13. create a budget
455 people -
14. Learn Spanish
1 entry15,500 people -
15. live near the sea
1 cheer59 people -
16. Find a cool place to live
1 entry9 people -
17. learn to sing and dance
12 people -
18. learn to dance
1 entry6,579 people -
19. learn to sing
1 entry2,599 people -
20. come up with 43 things I want to do
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21. Buy a new bike
1 entry74 people -
22. Become Financially Independent
1 cheer5,436 people
So I totally failed at eHarmony or eHarmony totally failed me, depending on how you want to look at it. I never did very well at online personality testing. I always felt I managed to fail tests that were impossible to fail.
I did manage to get three dates out of the whole eHarmony thing, but the people I met up with I had nothing or only superficial things in common with. I guess you have to have some delusion of picking someone for yourself in relationships, or it just doesn’t work out.
So I used Mother’s Day as an excuse not to go up to Massachusetts to visit the church that I’ve been going to for the last three weeks. Everytime I show up there, I feel like I’m imposing. I kinda am, cuz I’m kinda hippish and believe in free love, or at least not hating people or making life people for those who are different. However, I do love to mock those who make fun of people who are different. I suppose somehow that’s hypocritical but somebody has to do it. Anyway. I tried a new church that’s being held at an elementary school, and they actually had people around my age that seemed tolerant of others, which is really cool. You’d think in a religion that teaches love and acceptance that this wouldn’t be so rare of a thing, but then god made homosexuals, apparently for comic value at the expense of his most loyal followers. Hard to find a place where my thespian and religious lives can cross paths.
