The final Harry Potter movie will be released July 15, 2011, so that’s a great time to host the party. I figure that, if I wait any longer, most of my friends will lose interest in the series. Of course, it could be fun to have a retro Harry Potter party in 30 years, like I did for Star Wars while I was growing up, but really, sooner is better. This is gonna be awesome. Awesomely nerdy, that is! I can’t wait!
kitsunemarie's Life List
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1. support myself through freelance
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2. finish the first draft of my novel
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3. give up soda
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4. write and publish a novel
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5. walk 10,000 steps a day
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6. stop biting my nails
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7. figure out my future
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8. have more time for myself
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9. Learn how to remember peoples' names
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10. host a harry potter party
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11. climb long's peak
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12. Visit Ireland
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13. visit yellowstone national park
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14. visit france again
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15. read all the books I own
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16. live near mountains
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17. have better posture
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18. make my own clothes
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19. take better care of my car
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20. make a family tree
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21. live in a house with hidden rooms and secret passageways
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I had a soda a few days ago at a Mexican restaurant. It’s hard to find a tasty drink option at restaurants with spicy food, especially since I don’t like ice tea or alcohol. I guess I just need to learn to embrace the spice without a sugary crutch!
I bought a pedometer yesterday after work and walked 5,225 steps thereafter. Today, I’ve only taken 1,455 steps, and I’m almost done with my work day. I am going to have to do some serious walking in the evenings to achieve this goal.


