I'm doing 20 things
well, according to social security anyway...
19 months ago
... I am officially a Mrs. I ended up keeping my birth name, too—I moved it up a spot and made it my middle name.
curlymarie's Life List
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1. Do something new every month
5 entries . 8 cheers708 people -
2. exercise daily
2 cheers1,964 people -
3. Volunteer
8 cheers4,885 people -
4. go out on "date nights" with my spouse on a regular basis
3 entries . 8 cheers478 people -
5. identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)
2 cheers7,155 people -
6. whiten my teeth
2,063 people -
7. Host a dinner party
2 cheers364 people -
8. improve my writing
441 people -
9. exhibit my photography
7 entries . 10 cheers65 people -
10. write a novel
1 cheer9,665 people -
11. go on a cruise
1 cheer4,109 people -
12. Go Kayaking
1 cheer552 people -
13. learn how to play the violin
4 cheers121 people -
14. make 1000 paper cranes
7 cheers293 people -
15. Take a cake decorating class
1 cheer265 people -
16. Publish a children's book
1 entry . 1 cheer228 people -
17. Watch a space shuttle launch
2 cheers957 people -
18. Finish my PhD
1 cheer716 people -
19. write at least one letter a month
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20. be an international woman of mystery
1 entry31 people
Recent entries
I think we're better at date days...
19 months ago
Saturday we went to an art museum in downtown Hartford and had a late lunch at a great little restaurant. It wasn’t classically romantic, really, but it was a fun time and one of our best dates in a while.
March
20 months ago
This is probably the most boring ‘something new’ on earth, but—I attended my school’s weekly cognitive science symposium. Actually, I attended twice. Last week they had a very famous neuroscience guy in to talk about the (possible) neurobiology of autism. And then this week a professor from the university of ontario came down to give a talk on world knowledge and on-line sentence processing.
I was really most excited about the last one, not just becasue I’m an incredible geek, but because I UNDERSTOOD THE WHOLE THING. That’s the first time I’ve ever sat through an hour long cognitive science research symposium and not gotten lost once. I’ve changed my mind – that is definitely worth noting as ‘something new’ this month! :-)
