I did, and it inspired me to pursue this goal. However, I’m surprised that she did not give more legal details about what can not blog about. She mentioned that one could not start a blog with malicious intent (such as one trashing an ex-husband). I’m vaguely aware of libel laws pertaining to businesses. Does this also pertain to blogging?
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2. spend Christmas in Australia
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3. practice pronoia
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4. sing in public
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5. write a book
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6. Stop caring what other people think of me
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7. impeach the president
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8. Never grow up.
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9. visit the Azores, where my daughter was born
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10. work because I like to, not because I have to
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11. see the Democratic Party reinvent itself and take back America!
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12. raise my self-esteem
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13. be a performance artist
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14. age gracefully
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15. stay on my diet and exercise program
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16. Elect Barack Obama president
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17. blog
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18. doodle
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19. See Cirque du Soleil
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20. earn lots of money
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21. do stand up comedy
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22. be pretty
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23. Discover more Pronoia related goals
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24. create more art
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25. reconstruct some of my existing clothing
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26. grow old disgracefully
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27. have cosmetic surgery
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28. meet a Democratic Senator.
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29. help advance progressive causes
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30. Start my own business
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31. become famous
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32. learn to sing better
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33. Make new friends
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34. live passionately
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35. embrace wabi sabi
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36. Support President Barack Obama's Leadership
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How I did it: Being around in the 80s certainly was a great way to start. And losing interest in all popular culture in the 1990s had a lot to do with it as well. After I gave birth to my daughter in 1991, the rest of that decade was dominated by Barney, Power Rangers and the Disney flicks she liked. At one point, I could recite every line in "Aladdin" because we played it so much. Fortunately, she … Read how I did it…
I have liked Obama ever since the first time I saw him at the Democratic Convention in 2004. Now I’m thrilled to call him our President!
My husband and Mother were both Hillary fans, but I did not share their enthusiasm. I like Hillary okay, but I always had a feeling that Obama was the Democratic candidate with the best chance of winning. And after the hell our party went through in 2004, winning was really all that I cared about. I couldn’t bear the thought of coming so close and losing again! Hell, I probably would have voted for Donald Duck if I thought he would win. Even a cartoon character like that would be preferable to what we’ve been getting from the Republican Party!
Thank you Lord, for letting Obama win and proving my intuition was right!
Obama is a very smart man, and God knows that we needs some intelligence in the White House right now. Especially after the last eight years of having an idiot for a President!
