I'm doing 19 things
Now that I moved my son’s computer into his bedroom, I’m trying to figure how I should use this extra space in my home office. I thought about buying a used couch, but that might look too awkward. Any suggestions?
bakari's Life List
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1. Save up to $2,000 for an emergency fund
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2. Drink a glass of water once a day
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3. Writes a book proposal
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4. Get my prostate checked
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5. Write 5 "What I Believe" essays
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6. Play table tennis with my children
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7. Shoot a good sunrise photo
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8. Attend at least one jazz concert in 2012
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9. Change the photos on my office wall
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10. Download the entire collection of Miles Davis CDs
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11. Learn Objective-C
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12. Learn iPhone/iPad development
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13. Build a niche website
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14. Read at least one book each month
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15. Keep a notepad of awesome moments
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16. Learn HTML 5
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17. Feel an extra space in my home office.
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18. Keep clutter off the floor of my office
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19. Try learn coding using codecademy.com
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How I did it
It made me 
How I did it: I actually completed this goal back in 2009, by joining a few photo-per-day groups on Flickr.com. I typically drove around downtown and took photos before I started work for the day. Read how I did it…
It made me 
How I did it: I use ING.com banking and have money transferred automatically from my checking to my savings each month. Unfortunately, I do have to dip into savings at least every other month to pay unexpected things, such as car problems. But it's still worth putting some money back for emergencies. I'm now moving on to save $2,000. Read how I did it…
It made me
How I did it: Use the Mint.com budget system. I check my budget once a week, and also by using the Mint app on my iPhone. I also now purchase ebooks or kindle books rather than paper books which has reduced the monthly costs of buying books. With ebooks, I don't purchase until I make the commitment to read them. Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
Work through First Head: iPhone/iPad Development book.
Download App Cooker – Design, Mockup, Prototype, Draft or Wireframe App Interfaces http://itunes.apple.com/app/app-cooker-design-apps-like/id418861662?mt=8
I plan to finish Walter Isaacson’s Steve Jobs biography in the next few weeks. I started it when it was first published back in I think Nov, but I got distracted by other things. So it will be first book I finish for the new year.
