I'm doing 32 things
how ?
9 months ago
WHat is the best method ? Can I do this on my own or do I need classes ? The time and money I can spend on this is limited…
lubbly's Life List
-
1. practice nonviolent communication
1 entry . 17 cheers15 people -
2. Read all the books in my "must read" pile
1 entry . 8 cheers1,103 people -
3. lose 7 kilos
1 entry . 1 cheer39 people -
4. exercise regularly
3 entries . 6 cheers10,498 people -
5. learn yoga
4 cheers2,318 people -
6. move back to scotland
3 cheers4 people -
7. find out what Chrisanne is doing
1 entry . 1 cheer1 person -
8. have a vegetable garden.
6 cheers155 people -
9. eat more fruit and vegetables
3 cheers142 people -
10. fly in a hot air baloon
5 cheers605 people -
11. climb a mountain with my mum
4 cheers1 person -
12. travel the world with my children
3 cheers5 people -
13. read poetry
1 entry . 2 cheers36 people -
14. go skinny dipping
4 cheers3,085 people -
15. Give blood
4 cheers2,953 people -
16. be more positive
4 cheers2,132 people -
17. learn to ride a motorbike
1 cheer301 people -
18. have my varicose veins lasered
3 entries1 person -
19. Finish what I start
3 cheers3,822 people -
20. get a good job that fits in with my family life
1 cheer1 person -
21. learn to play the guitar
1 entry . 1 cheer12,627 people -
22. increase my vocabulary
1 entry . 2 cheers679 people -
23. run a marathon
3 cheers10,413 people -
24. get divorced
1 entry . 1 cheer224 people -
25. carpe diem
1 cheer571 people -
26. skype
34 people -
27. distort space time
1 cheer2 people -
28. make a cheesecake
2 cheers18 people -
29. go to the dentist
1 cheer1,026 people -
30. Be healthy, be fit, be strong
1 entry . 3 cheers3 people -
31. master the law of attraction
282 people -
32. practice mindfulness
96 people
Recent entries
This is a question of survival...
9 months ago
I used to have a goal entitled “help my husband stop drinking alcohol” which really says it all and which I have given up on. Alcoholics are totally selfish, liars, unworthy of trust and pretty hard to have any respect for. I have done absoutely everything I can to help him only to come to the conclusion that really, there’s nothing I can do for him. As long as his life is easier with alcohol than without it why would he stop?
I have exhausted myself emotionally and physically and feel on the verge of depression. I am getting divorced to save myself and my children who, I am sorry to say have been obliged to witness his debauchery and deprevation. NO MORE !! I have a meeting with a lawyer on wednesday.
