I visited my dad in Wyoming over this past New Year’s. He took me to see Mt. Rushmore and Devil’s Tower. I enjoyed spending the time with my brother too. My take away memory of Wyoming; however, is a deep understanding of the term “big sky country.” The plains are incredibly flat, it’s possible to see for miles. At times, I almost felt a sense of paranoia while riding around in my dad’s car. I was definitely happy to return to New England to see trees and hills. :)
Jennifer's Life List
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1. Finalize my divorce.
63 people -
2. Marry my soul mate
57 people -
3. consolidate my student loans
1 cheer20 people -
4. go through my things, get rid of or donate anything I am not using
1 entry212 people -
5. Crochet a baby blanket.
57 people -
6. drive across country with no itinery
3 people -
7. Find a job as a school psychologist in the Kansas City area
1 person -
8. ride my bike more
3 entries . 1 cheer1,036 people -
9. learn to play acoustic guitar
2 entries . 2 cheers358 people -
10. identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)
34 entries7,969 people -
11. donate 50,000 grains of rice through freerice.com
33 people -
12. visit my grandparents more often
1 entry . 1 cheer48 people -
13. learn photography
2 entries . 1 cheer2,890 people -
14. lose weight
1 entry40,801 people -
15. learn how to make hollandaise sauce
1 cheer2 people -
16. develop my own philosophy
40 people -
17. make love under the stars
1 cheer460 people -
18. see the northern lights
18,961 people -
19. Climb every mountain in Acadia National Park
1 entry1 person
Postcrossing is a wonderful project, I’ve started an album of all of the postcards that I have received and I fully intend to continue participating.
Sent:
Germany
Netherlands
Switzerland
Finland
China
Finland
Germany
Thailand
Philippines
Germany
Canada
Finland
Croatia
Finland
Germany
Russia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Finland
Germany
Japan
Switzerland
Australia
I have also received 14 cards:
Netherlands
Finland
Finland
Finland
Italy
Japan
Germany
China
Jamaica
France
Germany
Germany
Germany
Finland
I have kept this at the front of my mind for a couple of months now. After a heart to heart with my husband, I have been putting forth effort to “build people up” and compliment them for things that would normally go unnoticed. I’m now employed as a school psychologist, where my entire career is helping out the less fortunate. While I am certain that I will occasionally have selfish moments (we all do), and I am aware that this is one goal that is technically never complete, in comparison to where I was at the beginning of the year, I feel that I have made sufficient progress to cross this goal off the list.

