I'm doing 13 things
I haven’t swam in a few months, but my girlfriend has been teaching me. She says it now looks like I’m actually “swimming”, as opposed to simply not drowning.
But I’m not going to mark this complete until I can swim for a longer period of time.
jsherry's Life List
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1. get out of debt
24 entries . 69 cheers12,160 people -
2. read all of Stephen King's books
22 entries . 7 cheers163 people -
3. read everything by Philip Roth
3 entries . 6 cheers4 people -
4. watch all of Spike Lee's films
7 entries . 7 cheers98 people -
5. watch the AFI Top 100 American movies
1 entry . 6 cheers355 people -
6. Watch all of Woody Allen's films
23 entries . 7 cheers149 people -
7. See a movie in a drive-in
3 entries . 33 cheers243 people -
8. See a Broadway show
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9. learn to swim
3 entries . 31 cheers3,418 people -
10. pay off my student loans
11 entries . 30 cheers3,031 people -
11. Read all pulitzer prize winning novels
16 entries . 19 cheers91 people -
12. See all the films that have won the Best Picture Oscar
11 entries . 17 cheers314 people -
13. do 100 pushups
4 entries . 6 cheers562 people
Recent entries
$1110.15 paid off in the last five months. That’s an average of
$222.03 per month, which is a little less than what it was in the previous seven months, so I wonder if a couple of my interest rates readjusted up a titch. Even so, progress is being made. I’m under $28k.
I’ve still got a good nine years left to pay, but I think the next few years should show some awesome progress.
Finally under $30k! In the last seven months I have paid down $1699.11. That is an average of $242.73 per month. Two thirds of my payment hits the balance now. Huge progress.
