I'm doing 31 things
that fits with my beliefs, my personality, my abilities. There are a number of sorts of Quaker meetings. My sort has an unprogrammed, expectant waiting for revelation from the Holy Spirit. Much room for synchronicity, reflection and collaboration.
mythomia's Life List
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1. Drink eight glasses of water each day
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2. get my finances in order
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3. Automate more of my tasks
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4. Organize fabrics
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5. exercise 3X a week
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6. file 2004 taxes
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7. Take vitamins daily
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8. develop my psychic abilities
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9. Organize Family photos and take more photos
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10. Create a personal recipe book
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11. ride my bike
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12. Organize my home
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13. Organize my papers
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14. whiten my teeth
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15. Sell my unwanted books and other items
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16. implement GTD
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17. practice feng shui
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18. get a job i love
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19. save for retirement
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20. construct a family emergency kit and put it where I'll find it when I need it
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21. knit a poncho
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22. finish my quilt
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23. design a music appreciation course
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24. train a companion dog
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25. learn a lot about color
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26. find my soulmate
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27. make my own soy milk
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28. harass mercilessly the people i am subscribed to... in a loving manner
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29. Find out who is subscribed to me.
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30. complete a graduated fast
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31. Discover more Pronoia related goals
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Recent entries
I did attend Quaker meeting today, the early one with a handful of people. Attending with several friends was especially meaningful. I am imagining I will want to keep it up. We talked some of Quaker history afterwards at a coffee shop, which was fascinating, too.
A graduated fast is when you slowly eliminate types of foods from your diet, until you get down to the level of restriction you choose. For example, I’m going down to whole grains and vegetables. After the period of time you choose to spend at the “cleanest” level, you slowly start adding foods back in. This is an important sequence—you want to add the foods that are best for your body first.
