Amy's Life List
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1. stick to my housekeeping "plan" of one room per day.
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2. Blog regularly at http://herwitsend.blogspot.com
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4. Continue simplifying our life.
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5. Continue making changes to become more self-sufficient.
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6. be more environmentally friendly
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7. Save 6 months of living expenses.
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8. Live richly, not excessively!
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9. Sell or give away things I no longer use.
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10. Eat local whenever possible.
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11. Can, freeze and dry local foods so the bounty lasts all year!
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12. date my husband at least once a month
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13. keep the bird feeders full
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14. Buy some new clothes, figure out my "style", pay more attention to how I look.
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15. Spend a week at Rock Creek Cabin on the AT. Be "trail magic" for hikers staying overnight in Rock Creek Hut.
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16. practice yoga regularly
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17. prepare meals worthy of my china and crystal.
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18. Use my china and crystal more often.
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19. Bake bread weekly.
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20. read my Bible every day
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21. turn off the TV at least one day per week/ Wednesdays will be TV free day
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22. Be a more playful parent.
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23. make my home videos into movies
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24. Pay off mortgage by age 40.
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25. Normalize breastfeeding!
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26. help mothers establish breastfeeding
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27. Learn survival skills, prepare for disaster, store up a food supply.
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28. Take a vacation out west.
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29. Section hike the VA section of the Appalachian trail.
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30. Through-hike the Virginia section of the Appalachian trail
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31. thru-hike the Appalachian Trail
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32. learn to speak Spanish fluently
2 cheers871 people
How I did it: Any time you can help someone think for themselves and realize who they are, it is a good day!!When I was pregnant with my daughter I began studying the research on birth and came to the conclusion that OB is one field of medicine that does not practice Evidence-Based care. I have studied birth ever since and have become a birth educator. I teach childbirth classes now and share the beauty and safety of birth with anyone who w… Read how I did it…
How I did it: It was pretty simple. I packed up stuff during the week and took it to the Goodwill each Friday! Easy as pie!So weird that you have to have 150 characters... some things just aren't that complicated! Read how I did it…
How I did it: For what it's worth: after having a 5 hour labor and a 2.5 hour labor I am requesting a good 7-8 hours for the next one. Faster is not necessarily better in matters of bodily function (baby making and baby birthing, for example). This birth tried me in ways I can't explain and I know I haven't done the story justice because I am still reeling from the experience. Here is my best recollection (after talking with Brandon and watching the vi… Read how I did it…
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Finally the proud owner of 8 chicks!
2 Golden Campines
2 Welsummers
2 Plymouth Barred Rocks
1 Rhode Island Red and
1 Blue Andalusian

