Yes I do! It is so much more joyful not to have money attached to love so being independent financially would help my focus and energy.
E.J.'s Life List
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1. Compile a book of my poetry
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2. Open a tea shop that becomes a community gathering place
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3. Publish my articles on education
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4. Promptly write thankyou notes
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5. Spend an hour on physical activity every day
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6. Make time for my dog
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7. Help my son eat leaner and play harder
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8. Pass the calculus/history CSET exam
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9. Go sailing often
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10. Get a massage every week
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11. Have a back deck and enjoy it often
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12. Try bellydancing
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13. Get my tree tattoo and fix my pumpking tattoo
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14. Make a bundle of money and keep teaching math for fun!
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15. Learn to ride a didrt bike.
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16. Start a classical cheerleading team
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17. Find the peace I had when I lived alone
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18. Find more time to be alone
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19. Learn to use past tense in spanish
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20. Tile my kitchen or bathroom
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21. Work more efficiently
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22. Take regular ballet lessons
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23. Plant trees and vines in my yard
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24. Buy more property, fix it up, rent it out
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25. Buy a small vacation cottage in brown rolling hills
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26. Make my yard an amazing piece of art
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27. Be more socialy comfortable
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28. Practice playing darts
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29. Learn to swim in the sea
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30. Have an EMT liscence
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31. Go back to Northern Ireland
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32. As much as possible
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33. Lose my fear of illness
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34. Successfully finish National Board Certification
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How I did it: I went to CCCSSF in San Francisco and made monthly payments to them which they distributed to all my creditors. They make you cut up all of your cards and also offer classes in money management. It was like any other addiction, credit is hard to give up. However, nothing beats the feeling of paying bills on time and not having debt like a rock in the pit of my stomach always nagging me. Read how I did it…
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I did my first one last weekend and it was horrible because I was so cold. The gal added a blanked but I was still very cold. I am trying someone else next week.
Bob and I went to walk around the boats on the marina. Sailing lessons are so expensive, there must be a better way.
