I'm doing 27 things
If I write about my experience here… then it might give you pre-conceived notions about yours. So give it a try, and draw your own conclusions. Personally, I found it to be a very challenging (physically and mentally) ...but never overwhelmingly so… experience. Each day brought new riches and discoveries about myself. I feel like I’ve finally learned a useful (and sustainable) tool to help me become a better, happier, more fulfilled human being. If you try it… best of luck!!!
cookiewookie's Life List
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1. learn dreamweaver
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2. make more female friends
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3. whiten my teeth
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4. get my mojo back
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5. watch the IMDB Top 250 movies
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6. do one hundred consecutive push-ups
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7. get better at keeping in touch with people who are important to me
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8. drink more water
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9. pray more
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10. learn to belly dance
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11. do pilates once a day for 30 days
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12. paint my house
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13. Take more pictures
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14. Save money
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15. see more live music
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16. meditate daily
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17. Travel to Costa Rica
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18. sponsor an Afghan woman
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19. do one act of kindness everyday
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20. find the perfect travel partner
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21. Be fearless, step out of my comfort zone and live my life
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22. drink less soda
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23. read all the books I own
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24. go to a nude beach
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25. do the coast to coast walk in england
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26. Learn to play the drums
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27. go a month without buying shoes
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“In ten sessions you will feel the difference, in twenty you will see the difference, and in thirty you’ll have a whole new body.”—Joseph H. Pilates
Growing up in Western Michigan, I felt stifled and dreamed of living somewhere with more sunshine, more opportunities, and more open-mindedness (especially toward women). I moved away in ‘89 and have been MUCH happier in Houston. I still visit MI once a year, and I can (now) appreciate the things that make it special. Western Michigan has a lot of beauty and a lot of wonderful people… and it’s come a loooooong way since I left… but it’s just not “me”.
