 I'm doing 19 things |
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Qualify for the Boston Marathon
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217 people |
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go vegetarian
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146 people |
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live a less material life
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1 person |
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read Edward Abbey
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2 people |
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read Henry David Thoreau
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1 person |
| 6. |
use my sketch book
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1 person |
| 7. |
pay off my credit cards
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1,138 people |
| 8. |
hike King's Peak
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2 people |
| 9. |
sell my car; buy a bike
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1 person |
| 10. |
run the 2008 Wasatch 100
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1 person |
| 11. |
organize a "Triple Canyon Crossing" this spring
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1 person |
| 12. |
visit Alaska
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711 people |
| 13. |
run the Badwater Ultra Marathon
1 cheer |
1 person |
| 14. |
run the Grand Canyon, Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim
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1 person |
| 15. |
ski more
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128 people |
| 16. |
Make new friends
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12,790 people |
| 17. |
fund a microloan through kiva.org
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26 people |
| 18. |
eat more locally grown food
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286 people |
| 19. |
Become carbon neutral
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77 people |
That freakin’ stuff is in EVERYTHING. But, if you look at the ingredients list you can usually weed it out of the food you buy. Check out the organic food section at your grocery store – it’s rare to find HFCS in organic food.
Since I stopped eating HFCS I feel better and weigh less. The only downside is you have to buy more expensive food.
I think Walden was assigned reading in my 11th grade English class, but like most assigned reading in 11th grade English class, I ignored it. (This would also explain why I had to do home study English to graduate).
Obviously I should start with Walden, but where should I go from there?
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