Looks like I’m headed to Boston in November for Greenbuild if I can save enough money for that. I’m so excited, this should get me well on my way to taking the LEED-CI exam!
clurch's Life List
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1. Figure out where/what will make me happy and get there as fast as I can
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2. reduce my ecological footprint
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3. pay off my credit card
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4. save more money
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5. Turn my dance studio into a successful business
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6. get LEED-CI accredited
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7. volunteer more
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8. change the world
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9. learn gaelic
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10. fall in love again
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11. live by myself for a while
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12. reconnect with my faith
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13. learn how to play the guitar
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14. Start a non-profit org. to better my community (with my best friends!)
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15. Learn to Irish Dance
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16. Make a post to my blog at least 2 times a month
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17. Write a book
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How I did it: I picked out my design 3 years ago but it took a lot longer to decide where to get it on my body. Once I made a decision I did a lot of research on tattoos and what to expect. I stopped into two shops to ask as many questions as possible. I didn't like the first one but loved the artists at the second shop and got my tattoo right then and there! Read how I did it…
Milwaukee just had Gallery Night and Day last weekend where I went to the opening of the David Barnett gallery. There is nothing like having an original Pissarro 6 inches from your face. And if you had enough money it could be yours. Maybe someday, but until then I’m content to look.
I volunteered at the Urban Ecology Center today, which always makes me happy. I wish I had more time to spend there. I’m thinking I’ll get a membership once spring hits and I can actually enjoy the outdoor aspects.

