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1. stretch every day
2 entries 544 people
2. drink more water daily
145 people
3. reduce stress
88 people
4. start running again
1 entry . 2 cheers 441 people
5. get back in shape
2 entries 617 people
6. get down to 110 pounds
1 entry 20 people
7. find at least one thing each day that makes me happy and record it everyday for a year
4 entries 1,331 people
8. sit up straight
1 entry 479 people
9. have a flat stomach
2 entries 2,299 people
10. only eat when I'm hungry
1 entry 540 people
11. Notice little things.
3 entries . 1 cheer 19 people
12. stop chewing the inside of my mouth
1 entry 322 people
13. be smashingly interesting
106 people
14. take one photograph each day as a way to document my life.
246 people
15. Do crazy things to my hair. It's just hair, after all.
3 entries 1 person
16. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
18,549 people
17. renew my driver's license
1 entry 52 people
18. be more patient
2,904 people
19. find out what my blood type is
1,317 people
20. go horseback riding on the beach
92 people
21. write messages on sugar packets in restaurants
29 people
22. Read the Silmarillion
52 people
23. find more running music....suggestions welcome!
1 entry 11 people
24. read the Song of Ice and Fire series by George R R Martin
1 entry 18 people
25. create a world where women can walk ANYWHERE, EVERYWHERE
1 cheer 67 people
26. learn how to drive stick-shift
4,455 people
27. learn the thriller dance routine
1,648 people
28. read war and peace
1 entry 467 people
29. Learn how to read tarot cards
1 entry 64 people
30. make a corset
217 people
31. own a copy of the ONE ring to rule them all
1 entry 3 people
32. get better at keeping in touch with people who are important to me
698 people
33. figure out where all the people like me are hiding
389 people
34. style my hair
24 people
35. learn how to style hair
8 people
36. clean out the clutter
1 entry 127 people
37. Post a secret on Postsecret
1 entry 51 people
38. find myself in a situation where it makes sense and is in fact absolutely necessary to say "frankly my dear, I don't give a damn"
1 cheer 167 people
39. go watch a movie alone
1 entry 41 people

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tomorrow 2 years ago

I’m hoping to accomplish this goal. My mom and stepdad are out of town. Most of my friends are prolly the same or busy. I don’t really want to go anywhere with anyone, though, so it really wouldn’t matter even if I did ask. I want to go see a movie by myself. Maybe I’ll see Casion Royale? I still haven’t, and at my closest theater there aren’t too many other movies I’d like to/could see at a reasonable time. But we’ll see on the morrow.

Dec 29, 2006, 10:53PM PST | 0 comments

read war and peace

M.I.A. at Half Price Books 2 years ago

I hit up the ol’ cheap bookstore today to find a copy and begin…and, whaddya know, no War and Peace. Anna Karenina, some collection of stories, yes. But no War and Peace. I’ll try another place tomorrow and maybe I can get started once I track down a copy.

Dec 29, 2006, 07:45PM PST | 0 comments

break my arm

wounded first grader 2 years ago

So, my mom’s a single working mother, which means I was well accustumed to staying in after school care. Well, the latest rave on the playground in first grade happened near the back of the layout where a big cement tunnel lay parallel to the two long bars that V down to mark the end of the swing set. My fellow first grades, by the light of daytime school recess, would stand on that tunnel, and jump, catching a bar in each hand and swinging for a bit before sliding down. Well, yours truly wasn’t as good at it as some others, and was using the after school time to practice. I jumped, and made it to the bars, then gravity took its toll and I hit the ground. I looked over at my right arm once I hit the pebbles to see it had smacked into the bar so hard it was now in an omega shape right before my wrist. That’s when I started screaming, and the after school care lady, an aging woman began to lumber to the back of the playground to fetch me.

She made a sling out of a workbook and someone’s icthy sweater, and I sat there a couple hours waiting before my grandparents could show up to take me to the ER. There, I waited even longer and my mom eventually came. The x-rays hurt like hell, I wasn’t allowed food or drink, and I was in this bed that beeeped every time you breathed, pratically, so I couldn’t sleep or be comfortable. Then the cast itched for months after. My mom cites this incident as why my handwriting is so terrible today; I never learned properly with my right hand when we were learning to write due to the break.

Dec 29, 2006, 08:22AM PST | 1 comment

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