I'm doing 31 things
Sydney, Australia
3 years ago
And adventure in a adventure.
Don’t pass up the chance if you’ve got it.
You’ll love it
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healthnutmeg's Life List
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1. To live instead of exist
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2. Make new friends
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3. backpack through Europe
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4. Pay it Forward
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5. write a novel
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6. let go of fear
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7. become a costume designer
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8. go on a cruise to Alaska
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9. see a tornado
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10. build a desk
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11. ride in a hot air balloon
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12. swing on a trapeze
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13. ride a horse bareback
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14. Have my own art exhibit
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15. be wise
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16. live each day as if it were my last, but learn each day as if I'll live forever
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17. stop buying things i dont need.
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18. get in shape and stay that way
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19. see the northern lights
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20. show up at the airport with a bag & a passport & take the first flight available (with my lil sis).
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21. Start a belly dance troupe
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22. go to grad school
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23. become a yoga instructor
225 people -
24. Become Financially Independent
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25. be a professional bellydancer
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26. go on a vision quest
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27. join the Mile High Club
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28. live simply
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29. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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30. Visit Egypt
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31. Join the Peace Corps
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How I did it
It made me
Capable, Serene 
How I did it: The main thing for me was paying attention to artificial sugars - aspartame is a death sentence. I was getting migraines constantly until I realized this. It's in everything nowadays, even gum. I didn't get my migraines totally under control until I cut out dairy completely, even reading labels to see if there is any in breads and such. I don't think dairy gives me migraines, but I think it makes me more susceptible. Because it isn't a di… Read how I did it…
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3 years ago
So many benefits I couldn’t even name them all here. Most of all, everyone I talk to says this has helped them be more confident and comfortable with their bodies, and it changed their perspective on the “ideal” body image away from our unrealistic idea (at least in the US) to a more healthy, every-woman-is-beautiful ideal.
