$1800 left
ncsnobunny's Life List
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1. grow old with my husband
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2. make my husband happy
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3. spring clean my house
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4. play the piano more
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5. pay my bills correctly
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6. call or email my mother daily
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7. jump out of a perfectly good airplane
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8. travel to australia
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9. redecorate my den
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10. learn bonsai
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11. see the aurora borealis
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12. visit all 50 states
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13. work on my geneology database
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14. read as many books as possible, starting with all the books I own but haven't read
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15. drive the pacific coast highway
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16. Build an amazing clothing wardrobe filled with stylish, comfortable and chic clothing.
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17. learn to shoot a gun...really well
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18. see a Democrat elected in 2008
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19. Watch a space shuttle launch
960 people -
20. be a better employee
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21. learn to sew
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22. Clean my office
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23. take a narrowboat cruise through the canals of England
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24. decorate my house
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25. make a smaller ecological footprint
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26. Watch more French films
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27. floss more
400 people -
28. see the sunrise and set over the ocean on the same day
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29. Lose 20 pounds
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30. travel by train
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31. be beautiful
1,018 people
So on May 6th I woke up early (an unsual feat for me) and headed to the polls with my newly aquired Obama button (given me the day before by a co-worker). I happily cast my vote and went home and went back to bed. But here’s the awesome part. The night before as I set here at my computer researching the candidates at the local level and choosing who would get my vote, I checked my email. And in my email was an invitiation to Reynolds Colliseum to (hopefully) celebrate a victory with Barack and Michelle. So…we went…and it was indeed a victory speech from the next President of the United States. We were so excited by the energy there (we were at a Kerry rally at NC State last go-round and the energy just wasn’t there), there were people from all walks of life there and all ages and races and it was just a special amazing thing.
Paid off that small credit card after Christmas. And I’m down to 1800 on the student loans…financial freedome here I come. Except I need a new car :(

