Finally, I’ve figured out that the last 5 years of career-ADD have really been field research for this project. I’ve made a good start and plan to push on through. I think I’m finally taking this goal seriously.
lilymarlowe's Life List
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1. Make an Altoids Tin Shrine this weekend
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2. Stretch every day
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3. meditate daily
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4. walk 4 x a week
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5. Strength Training, Every Other Day
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6. lose 40 pounds
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7. make an ATC each day
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8. Make at least one art/craft project every week
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9. use the art supplies i have before buying more
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10. Make an altered book to celebrate my mother's life and memory
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11. exhibit my altered books
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12. write a book
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13. open an etsy store.
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14. Own my own business
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15. see the aurora borealis
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16. Save up six months worth of living expenses
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17. Identify all the species of birds in my back yard
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18. return to teaching
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19. own a Pembroke Welsh Corgi
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20. take a real vacation
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21. do yoga 3x a week
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Recent entries
Getting started
15 months ago
Not this year!
16 months ago
With travel costs so high and my niece’s wedding coming up in late August, there’s just no way we can make two trips back east this summer.
Not without a good teacher...
18 months ago
I strongly recommend finding a good, patient teacher if you want to learn how to knit. Even if you are quite good at following written directions, it will be easier to learn and understand the actions if you have someone there beside you to coach you and check your stitches occasionally. I could not have figured things out without the help of my friend Ericka.
