I'm doing 32 things
I actually finished it a few months ago, but again… forgot about 43 Things for a long time. It felt really good to open up the newer book and not feel guilty about drawing in it when I still had pages left in the old one. And now it feels good to be able flip through it and know that it’s finished. I feel like I’ve finished writing a novel or something.
Took a long friggen time though.
jaderade87's Life List
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1. Take my G1 exit test.
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2. get another tattoo
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3. learn muay thai
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4. live in 3 different countries
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5. Become fluent in more than one language
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6. eat real Thai food.
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7. get a gecko tattoo
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8. take more pictures
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9. Collect quotes again
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10. Find a happy place
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11. go to Africa
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12. Learn to weld
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13. See Metropolis, and The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
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14. Think of 43 things to put on my list
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15. Sail.
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16. Read all of Ray Bradbury's books.
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17. jog regularly
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18. be grateful for the family I have left
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19. find a job
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20. stop with the half-heartedness
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21. play pool
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22. go to the shoe museum
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23. let go
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24. learn to play one full song on my bass
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25. finish reading 1 book in the next month
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26. Go on a real date, for once
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27. try surfing
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28. Go out with friends, at least once a week
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29. Stop using plasic bags
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30. Your mom.
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31. Get a tattoo for my dad.
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32. go to the AGO
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How I did it
It made me
Meh. 
How I did it: I can't actually help anyone with this, because it's a pretty personal thing. Tastes differ for each person and there are so many different recipes and variations. But unless you are planning to eat that puppy as soon as it's cool enough to cut (the entire thing) it's not worth it. I haven't figured out yet how to make a bread that lasts more than a day. More than a few hours is even questionable. Gluten-free baking is costly and not… Read how I did it…
It made me
Holy moly! 
How I did it: I worked... half-assed hard. And I am smarter than I thought! I got B's without really trying! Go me!Apparently I need a minimum of 150 characters, but I really don't have much to say on the topic because it's not something that I really did anything for. I literally sat around and watched tv the whole time I was there, and pulled out my books when it came time for exams. w00t! Read how I did it…
It made me
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How I did it: Well, I got in. I was pretty happy about it, but I also knew that I probably wasn't going to go. I guess I proved to myself that I could, and through the rest of my school experience and through work I've discovered that I'm fairly passionate about anthropology, but not near as passionate as I am about food, nutrition, and health. Holistic nutrition is now the goal. Here's hoping I don't screw up! Read how I did it…
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It’s not as easy as you’d think, but also not as hard as you’d think. I don’t know when I wrote that, considering I forgot about 43 Things until I googled myself. All in all though, I’ve cut back to 2 cups at most in a day almost everyday. Most days though it’s only been one. I guess it just sort of happened rather than me making a conscious effort to do it. The more I think about it the more I want a coffee…
I’m going to stop writing.
I’ve come to realize that I don’t need to do this. I’m a healthy weight, and losing this much weight would place me at an unhealthy weight.
So… fuck this.
