I'm doing 30 things
I did it when I was 12, read in the newspaper when i was still at boarding school in England that we could send a card to Santa! And that’s what I did! And guess what, I indeed got a reply from Greenland :)
Betty Boo's Life List
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1. remember the things I used to believe in as a kid
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2. have more patience
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3. Visit my sponsored child
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4. skinny dip
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5. Skydive
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6. see MYSELF as I really am: good and bad qualities equally embraced and forgiven
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7. help people who are not as fortunate as me
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8. learn to say no without feeling guilty
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9. fall in love again
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10. share my photographs with others, with my friends, colleagues and patients
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11. learn to paint flowers
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12. listen more, critizise less
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13. smile more!
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14. cook like Nigella Lawson
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15. start cooking when exams are over!
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16. make others smile
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17. be brave in love
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18. smile through the day, in moments of laughter or hardship
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19. be not afraid
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20. make the world a better place for our children
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21. Stay motivated and follow through on my commitments
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22. Learn to paint with watercolors
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23. find 43 reasons to say Yes
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24. practice the art of 'setting my intention' and record my results.
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25. have faith in God, to believe He has a plan for me
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26. be brave in love, in acknowledging it and embracing it
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27. believe in my dream, one day it will come true
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28. play more piano when silence strikes
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29. have more confidence in myself and to strive for the better
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30. ride in a hot air balloon
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Recent entries
when i was at high school i didn’t even think how it’d be like working in a hospital. like making decisions for your own patients, gosh i don’t know how i went through that fear at the beginning!! thankfully things now come more naturally… i hate those times when i carry a bleeper while you’re on night duty… i mean, how can you fall deep asleep as you always have to anticipate for any emergency? the responsibility is heavy, even when i’m back home from work i still think about my patients, their lab results.. and if you ask me, the biggest responsibility is with your family’s health, seriously!
there are so many bad moments, but i’d say there are loads of good moments that have pushed me to work harder and strive on! it makes you feel great when you’ve done something good to others, however small or insignificant it seems!
