I'm doing 23 things
Except hockey days
8 months ago
I’m going to do this every day that I don’t have a hockey game to play in (so, 4 nights a week… I play Wed/Thu/Sun).
Let’s see how it goes :)
l8nite's Life List
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1. play Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan on the Nintendo DS
1 person -
2. do 100 pushups
1 entry446 people -
3. Learn to play the drums
1,936 people -
4. Have a baby
5,719 people -
5. Learn to play the piano
7,425 people -
6. get my motorcycle license
375 people -
7. learn to raise one eyebrow
256 people -
8. ride a tandem bicycle
14 people -
9. move
860 people -
10. Run a half-marathon
242 people -
11. see the northern lights
1 entry16,887 people -
12. build a wooden bed frame
240 people -
13. Learn to play the guitar
2 entries12,646 people -
14. listen to all Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums
2 cheers9 people -
15. Buy a House
12,556 people -
16. Read Modern Library's 100 Best Novels of the 20th Century
2 cheers557 people -
17. Eat everything on BBC's '50 things to eat before you die' list
48 people -
18. watch the AFI Top 100 American movies
363 people -
19. Watch the top 250 movies on the Internet Movie Database
450 people -
20. Beat every video game I own
1 entry8 people -
21. graduate from college
1 cheer6,117 people -
22. Finish my arcade cabinet
1 person -
23. Get a physical
56 people
How I did it
It made me
proud 
How I did it: I used videos on youtube & tutorials on the internet to learn how to apply the caulking. The most difficult part of the entire process was simply cleaning out all of the nasty accumulated hard-water deposits & gunk in the corners.I removed the shower railings and cleaned all of the grout around the caulking as well. Read how I did it…
It made me
How I did it: I make a regular appointment every 8 weeks to donate. The appointment ensures I remember that I'm eligible and that it doesn't take any more time than a lunch break once every couple of months. Read how I did it…
It made me
Energized
How I did it: I started eating about 1200-1500 calories a day every day, plus after about 4 months of the "diet" I started exercising 1-2 times per week (playing roller hockey).An easy motivation was to simply weigh myself every morning (right after I wake up and use the restroom). Then I recorded the numbers at the end of each month to create a graph of my weight loss and posted it on the refrigerator :) Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
Started last week
13 months ago
My wife & I just started the hundredpushups.com challenge last week. We’re both at “level 2” and doing ok so far :)
70 pounds and going backwards
13 months ago
I started at 330lb, now I weigh 260. At one point I was down to the high 240s; however, now that I feel a ton healthier, I have trouble staying motivated to keep going and my weight is creeping up slowly (gained ~3 lbs last month). Any tips to keep the weight loss going?
