I'm doing 27 things
I took a job that required wearing heels everyday and involved a lot of walking. Up stairs, through parking lots, long, long hallways… it was a painful initiation. The only way you learn is to wear them as often as possible until you can walk briskly in them without falling. They’re like riding a bike—once you perfect it, you never forget it. And once you can wear them, let me tell you, you will look like a million dollars. Shoes make the outfit dressed up and put together, even with just jeans and a tank top. So get those pumps out of the closet and wear them to Wal-Mart next time you go. Before you know it, you’ll be looking like a runway model in Milan.
Melissa's Life List
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1. loose 25 pounds
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2. watch (much) less TV
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3. buy a whole new wardrobe
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4. design my own house, have said house built, and decorate it however i want.
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5. Run in the mornings
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6. Have fresh flowers in my apartment
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7. visit every state in the U.S.
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8. meet someone on the top of the empire state building on valentine's day
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9. Ski The Rockies.
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10. learn to cook orgasmically well.
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11. stop talking about people behind their backs
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12. donate hair to Locks of Love
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13. learn how to take amazing pictures
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14. pay off credit cards
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15. get into a good law school
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16. feel better about my body image
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17. travel around the world
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18. see my grandparents more
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19. improve my gpa
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20. Own a dog
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21. get in shape
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22. get an internship in nyc
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23. whiten my teeth
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24. Read more books
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25. see a redneck bar fight
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26. See SNL Live
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27. volunteer more in the community
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Recent entries
I’m motivated. I’m focused. I’m confident. This will be the semester that increases my GPA, and proves that I am a good student. My goal is to bring my 3.4 to a 3.5 and keep it at least that before graduation. I think the key is to READ. Read all the assigned chapeters on the day they are assigned. And studying the 3 days before the exam would absolutely be better that just cramming the night before. It’s time to make it happen.
