I'm doing 36 things
Then I said “I’ll do it later.”
Ha!
kaikey's Life List
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1. overcome anxiety
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2. save the planet
1 entry . 2 cheers106 people -
3. do something with my life.
1 entry . 1 cheer192 people -
4. become a regular at the drum circle
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5. be more flexible
556 people -
6. create a flexible, working budget
2 entries3 people -
7. move to paris
192 people -
8. Inspire Someone
1 cheer1,610 people -
9. To live instead of exist
11,581 people -
10. bungee jump
3,943 people -
11. try to take over the world
14 people -
12. Move to Mississippi
1 cheer4 people -
13. go noodling
2 entries6 people -
14. "Simplify, simplify."
44 people -
15. accept the things I cannot change and change the things I cannot accept
4 people -
16. overcome depression and anxiety
378 people -
17. get a flat stomach
1,093 people -
18. lighten up
2 entries128 people -
19. Live through 2012
16 people -
20. Eat more chocolate
1 cheer63 people -
21. find and talk to interesting people at random
1 cheer66 people -
22. sleep better
803 people -
23. Lose 20 pounds
1 entry7,409 people -
24. Send a postcard to Postsecret
1 entry . 1 cheer3,005 people -
25. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
1 entry21,503 people -
26. Perform Spoken Word Poetry
1 entry10 people -
27. write a screenplay
2,315 people -
28. get a smartcar
1 cheer19 people -
29. decide what the hell I would like to do with the rest of my life
7,241 people -
30. Write my book
280 people -
31. Publish a book
2,570 people -
32. Read 10 books this year
33 people -
33. stand up for myself
1 cheer995 people -
34. make art every day
2 cheers45 people -
35. take up yoga
267 people -
36. go to college
4,466 people
Recent entries
There used to be a religion who believed, when you die, you have to cross a long, narrow, and flimsy bridge. If your body and soul was light, you could cross the bridge safely and enter the realm of eternal bliss. If your body or soul were heavy, you would fall from the bridge into a pit of darkness and despair.
But now, I have a bi-weekly budget that is bomb! I have enough for what I want and need.
Of course, a crucial part of the budgetting was quitting smoking- um, DONE!
I moved to an apartment with a workout center so I don’t have to pay for a gym membership. Best part- there’s cable in the workout room, which (since I don’t have or need cable) is extra incentive to work out and be healthy!
I save 200 a month, and if I miss a payment, I owe it (I’m $1600 in debt to my SAVINGS ACCOUNT – which is an okay way to be in debt)
I’ve paid off my credit card. I can only use it if I have a payment plan decided.
I now live closer to work, so I save on gas. I have $20 a week for gas. $40 to spend. If I get behind on payments, I cut back to $20 to spend- which buys essentials.
Overall, I’ve got it! My life is pulling itself together!!
