Hawkmeister




I'm doing 41 things
 

Hawkmeister's Life List

  1. 1. Make new friends
    4 entries . 111 cheers
    10,148 people
  2. 2. shoot well in all three categories -- revolver, lever action rifle, and shotgun.
    10 entries . 62 cheers
    1 person
  3. 3. learn to ride a horse like a cowboy
    2 entries . 82 cheers
    6 people
  4. 4. walk across America
    66 cheers
    94 people
  5. 5. live in the wilderness for a year
    69 cheers
    70 people
  6. 6. brew my own beer
    1 entry . 52 cheers
    510 people
  7. 7. milk a goat
    2 team members . 3 entries . 47 cheers
    12 people
  8. 8. ride my motorcycle more often
    7 entries . 42 cheers
    9 people
  9. 9. spend more time outdoors!
    5 entries . 52 cheers
    838 people
  10. 10. learn to yodel
    3 entries . 43 cheers
    86 people
  11. 11. get, or become, a sidekick
    1 entry . 47 cheers
    1 person
  12. 12. build a trebuchet
    1 entry . 35 cheers
    37 people
  13. 13. join Mensa (or stay at a Holiday Inn Express)
    1 entry . 47 cheers
    2 people
  14. 14. grow old disgracefully
    1 entry . 64 cheers
    80 people
  15. 15. learn to play the hammered dulcimer
    27 cheers
    23 people
  16. 16. have lesbian sex
    1 entry . 34 cheers
    62 people
  17. 17. Post random babblings and see if anyone plays with me
    60 entries . 20 cheers
    1 person
  18. 18. Get everyone to sing and shake their Junk because it's Friday!
    9 team members . 13 entries . 1 cheer
    11 people
  19. 19. be someone's secret admirer
    4 entries . 39 cheers
    16 people
  20. 20. ~*KGC*~ {Kinky Girls Club}
    12 team members . 1 entry . 8 cheers
    9 people
  21. 21. develop a voice that can melt knicker elastic all over the known world
    3 entries . 40 cheers
    1 person
  22. 22. spread the word
    7 entries . 12 cheers
    7 people
  23. 23. list the 43 chicks I want to worship
    33 entries . 19 cheers
    1 person
  24. 24. gather photos I find on the 43 sites and post my favorites here
    32 entries . 14 cheers
    1 person
  25. 25. post photos of my past
    1 entry . 18 cheers
    2 people
  26. 26. have (and complete) more real life goals (as opposed to those goals that are more like dreams)
    14 cheers
    1 person
  27. 27. grow out my hair
    2 team members . 1 entry . 10 cheers
    544 people
  28. 28. paint
    2 entries . 23 cheers
    1,048 people
  29. 29. get a toned body
    1 entry . 10 cheers
    75 people
  30. 30. catch a west coast train with other 43Ters and be part of a railway party meetup
    11 cheers
    17 people
  31. 31. Hone my story telling skills by using this space to share anecdotes about my life.
    17 team members . 3 entries . 9 cheers
    14 people
  32. 32. blog
    8 cheers
    376 people
  33. 33. volunteer
    1 entry . 16 cheers
    3,698 people
  34. 34. Help Sister Golden Hair's Journal travel the world, collect some profoundness, and gather some whimsy
    8 cheers
    10 people
  35. 35. drive the bus
    1 entry . 7 cheers
    1 person
  36. 36. Play a game of Who Would Ya Do: A Variant.
    21 team members . 4 cheers
    4 people
  37. 37. visit South America
    1 entry . 10 cheers
    176 people
  38. 38. Team GRACE
    15 team members . 4 entries . 1 cheer
    14 people
  39. 39. be registered.
    2 cheers
    1 person
  40. 40.
    6 cheers
    0 people
  41. 41. Realize my fantasies
    6 cheers
    2 people
Recent entries
ride my motorcycle more often (read all 7 entries…)
I hate to admit it 3 days ago

the bike has just sat in the garage for almost a year.

No more. Called my insurance agent, called my mechanic, and renewing DMV registration. It will be on the road again soon.

The Hawk will fly again.


Post random babblings and see if anyone plays with me (read all 60 entries…)
I just congratulated someone 6 days ago

for going almost one year without eating meat. I can only imagine the self-discipline that would take.

I can understand vegetarians (or is it “vegans” now?) wanting to give up meat as a step towards a healthier diet. (I frankly don’t believe a meatless diet actually is healthier, but that’s just me.) I can’t help wondering, however, why one puts a premium on animal life over vegetable life. To me, it has always seemed that ripping a carrot out of the ground to die a slow death in a produce section somewhere is not much different from killing an animal for food. It certainly is no more “moral.” I think there’s a certain beauty in all us creatures eating all the other creatures, passing the nutrients and life itself from one to the other.

Life is life. Life is not inherently worth less just because one living thing can’t outrun the other living thing.


gather photos I find on the 43 sites and post my favorites here (read all 32 entries…)
Ever wondered 6 days ago

how to drink coffee with grace?

Now you know.


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