So far I’ve read three books with no more than a week break in between. Pretty good books too:
Recipe for Bees
One Hundred Years of Solitude
Peony in Love
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volunteer twice a week
1 cheer |
2 people |
| 2. |
no more gossip
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2 people |
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Get rid of all the things I don't need before moving to Kamloops
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1 person |
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always have a book to read
1 entry |
6 people |
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Stop leaning on my mom for emotional support (so much)
1 entry |
1 person |
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Socialize twice a month
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1 person |
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become an expert at my current job
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1 person |
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talk my parents into moving closer to where I live
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1 person |
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travel to every big national park in the US and Canada
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1 person |
| 10. |
learn french or spanish
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11 people |
| 11. |
become really strong (physically)
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1 person |
| 12. |
get a tan
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1,357 people |
| 13. |
pay off my student loans by 2012
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1 person |
| 14. |
raise alpacas
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63 people |
| 15. |
learn how to be a beekeeper
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1 person |
| 16. |
start my own hobby farm
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1 person |
| 17. |
stop being so sensitive
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162 people |
| 18. |
keep up with laundry/cleaning
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1 person |
How I did it: I just stopped buying it. Whenever I was tempted I thought about the wasted evenings, the gross feeling I get after eating a whole bag of chips (munchies, haha), and the money I would save every time I didn't buy weed!I will still probably enjoy it once in a while for a special occasion or if it's offered, but now I realize that it's much more fun if I'm not doing it every day! Familiarity breeds contempt! Read how I did it…
How I did it: After years of feeling guilty about every stupid little thing I think I finally broke the habit. I just think before I do anything and ask myself if it's what I really think I should be doing/saying/etc. If I try and make the right choice right off the bat then I don't feel guilty later on.I think a lot of times you know if you're going to feel bad about doing something before you actually do it, so if you just stop and think … Read how I did it…
So far I’ve read three books with no more than a week break in between. Pretty good books too:
Recipe for Bees
One Hundred Years of Solitude
Peony in Love
It’s been a month and a half, yay! There have only been a couple days where I’ve missed it.
Every time I’m sad or mad I call my mom to talk to her about it. She always listens and offers awesome suggestions but I think it’s time to stop leaning on her so much! Talking someone off a ledge all the time is draining and I don’t want to suck the energy out of her. I’m going to try and work through things myself from now on instead of running to her to tell me it’s okay.