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Sandie's Life List
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1. get my GED
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2. go to college
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3. Keep a written journal for the summer
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4. lose 20 lbs as quickly as possible!
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5. get a job- ANY job
8 entries . 1 cheer362 people -
6. write a novel
2 entries . 2 cheers9,304 people -
7. write more poetry
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8. learn to make clothes
1 cheer313 people -
9. become a better actress
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10. Be in a Movie
1 entry1,476 people -
11. Write a script
1 cheer281 people -
12. be a pin-up girl
2 entries . 3 cheers113 people -
13. learn how to sing
1 cheer466 people -
14. learn to draw better
1 entry . 2 cheers151 people -
15. Learn interior design
1 cheer26 people -
16. Learn a different language
240 people -
17. learn to dance
1 entry . 1 cheer6,245 people -
18. Read more classic novels
1 cheer22 people -
19. Be a stronger person
1 entry . 1 cheer73 people -
20. join a roller derby team
2 entries . 3 cheers46 people -
21. Get drivers license
3 cheers158 people -
22. visit all the 50 states of the United States
2 entries96 people -
23. Travel The World
1 cheer17,820 people -
24. find at least one thing each day that makes me happy and record it everyday for a year
43 entries . 1 cheer1,229 people -
25. accomplish everything on this list
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How I did it: I went to http://s14.alluc.org/tv-shows.html?mode=catdetails&id=814&navpath=sel|M and watched the show. Read how I did it…
How I did it: It was my 18th birthday my mom bought me a bottle of Southern Comfort and my friend and I sat on Old Orchard Beach and drank the night away. We watched the fireworks. We were pretty much drunk that entire week. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Pretty much this is all I needed to overcome the faux obstacles my mind created to go forward with my GED preparations, and to move forward in my life. The day I went to go start the process to get my GED I noticed that I had this strange feeling that I never felt before I talked to my sister about it. The feeling wasn't nervousness, it wasn't worry or anxiety it was peaceful and my sister looked at me and said, "that's what they call con… Read how I did it…
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June 3rd 2009
I drove from Putnam Connecticut to Bangor Maine to get a sammich made specially from a friend I made on Twitter .^
Then I got to take my PreTest for my GED and I got passing scores so I can take my GED now.
My gram gave me $100 and now I’m on my way back to Putnam (Pomfret?) to finish my camping trip ^.
I’m 224 again and I keep letting myself do this and it only seems like it’s wishful thinking. It’s not like I haven’t tried, I cut out all soda from my diet and I’m eating healthier (tho portion sizes is what’s killing me) and I’ve walked three miles twice a week. I’m actually surprised I didn’t loose any weight even though I have a portion sized trouble area. I’ve eaten just as much and still lost a lot of weight one year I went from a size 17/18 jeans to a size 10 and now it’s like my body is saying #@&% you.
I want to be down to 160 or possibly a size 12 (at least)by the end of the summer and then during the fall/winter/spring months work on getting down to a BMI of 28. I don’t want to be skinny I want to be healthy and at the weight I am my doctor wants my to be tested for Diabetes. I’m afraid of what the test will tell me so I don’t want to do it even tho I know I should so if I can loose a massive amount of weight before my next Doctors appointment maybe it won’t be a problem, I know wishful thinking again but I want to see what my doctor says after I loose the necessary pounds. I don’t think I’m the only one who’s ever felt this way, and probably not the last.
