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I earned a ton of points two ways- by playing the highest and easiest paying games everyday, and by reselling items in my shop. I would pick a few items every day to search the wizard for, buy the cheapest ones, and resell them. Each day, I would search those items, and maybe after a week, start searching for a little more expensive items to sell. Food items sell the best. You could start out selling omelettes and jellies along with some cheaper scary foods and gross foods, then work up. Use all your profits from sales to continue upgrading the size of your shop and buying more foods. Do not buy bigger items unless you are sure they can resell and at a decent profit.
belladonna_maria's Life List
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2. learn yoga
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3. lose weight
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4. go walking every day
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5. let go of the past
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6. learn to swim better
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7. plant a flower garden
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8. learn sign language
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9. volunteer
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10. take self defense classes
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11. play in a drum circle
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12. Get up every day at 530
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13. learn to crotchet
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14. learn italian
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15. Go to Alaska
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16. learn to ice skate
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17. learn spanish
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18. learn to ballroom dance
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19. go to the burning man festival
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20. take more pictures
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21. Travel to Brownsville, Texas
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22. find a religion that fits my beliefs
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23. learn to cook Cajun food
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24. face my fears
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25. play in a band again
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26. go swimming twice a week
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27. learn more about various religions
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28. support local music
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29. See some art every week
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30. Get some penpals
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31. Keep a journal
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32. learn to meditate
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I wasn’t sure if I could really do it, but on my first really good try, I have. And I am very proud of myself, and relieved to be free from smoking. I quit cold turkey. I had decided to go online and get some guidance, and really commit to quitting.
What really helped me was the Freedom From Smoking Program, which is totally free and online, offered by the American Lung Association.
They have wonderful steps to go through to rpepare for quitting, as well as message boards with tons of people there to support each other. I really believe the program + my sheer determination, and support from my husband and kids led me to be able to quit.
Being prepared to quit smoking and determined to never smoke again will get you through any withdrawl problems you may have. It a challenge- but one well worth it. I feel better, smell better, and have saved a ton of money!
