I'm doing 28 things
soon
5 months ago
When I gave blood today I asked how I could find out my blood type. They told me when I receive my card in the mail in about six weeks it will have my blood type on it.
jmbeaner's Life List
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1. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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2. dye my hair
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3. finish all the craft projects I have started
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4. complete a photo-project called "ABC's"
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5. go fishing
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6. read all the books I haven't read that are sitting on my bookshelf
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7. take 100 photos of strangers
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8. Create a container garden on my porch
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9. find at least one thing each day that makes me happy and record it everyday for a year
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10. Get a new job
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11. declutter
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12. Get pictures taken in a photobooth
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13. find out my blood type
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14. Ride a segway
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15. go sailing
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16. Create a personal recipe book
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17. Lose 20 pounds
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18. Conquer a fear
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19. get another tattoo
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20. Have a food fight
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21. whitewater rafting
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22. go sledding
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23. surprise someone
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24. watch the sunrise
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25. color a whole coloring book
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26. sleep under the stars
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27. Update my blogs more regularly
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28. enter a photo in a photo contest
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How I did it
It made me
dizzy 
How I did it: Since this was my first time giving blood, I read up on it on the internet and pretty much knew what to expect. Yep, it all went as expected… until I was done and ready to leave. I got dizzy as soon as I sat up. You’d think I’d gone into cardiac arrest or something because in no time flat, two ladies were there and had me laying down on the table with cold, wet towels on my forehead and neck. My husband said, “Geez! I turn my head for a m… Read how I did it…
It made me
happy 
How I did it: I can't believe I waited four years to go back home.. it is only a 2 1/2 hour drive. It felt so good to be back. Even though much has changed, just as much stayed the same. Two days certainly was not enough time to see everyone I wanted to see!While I was home I attended a picnic for my cousin who is getting deployed to Iraq in a few days at a park we use to play at as kids. I cannot even remember the last time I s… Read how I did it…
It made me
feel better
How I did it: I decided to buy an exercise bike and kept it in a place where it was easily accessible. I've been riding 3-4 times a week. After the first week I lost 3 pounds!! *\o/* Read how I did it…
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5 months ago
I just found out there is a blood drive in town tomorrow afternoon. I am going to make every effort to cut loose from work early so I can do this.
Going home!
6 months ago
I can’t believe it’s been four years (especially since “home” is only 2 1/2 hours away) but I am finally heading back to my hometown this coming weekend. I took Friday off work and plan on staying through Sunday. I’m actually getting a little excited!
