I am actually nervous about this goal. It’s a goal that I have had for years, but never really voiced until now. However, I know that once I write it down, and especially after I post it in cyberspace, it is a done deal. I will stubbornly have it as a real goal for the rest of my life until I can somehow drive myself to do it.
I am terrible at running, but it’s supposed to be good for you, right? Well, right now I can barely walk quickly for more than an hour, so this is something to shoot for.
ndeshana's Life List
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1. be an awesome teacher
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2. maintain a healthy weight
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3. host an annual party
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4. continue family traditions
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5. improve and maintain my mental health
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6. join a church
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7. start a family tradition
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8. Watch "The Wizard of Oz" at the same time as listening to Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon"
1 entry414 people -
9. educate others about HIV/AIDS in Africa
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10. be a beer connoisseur
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11. learn to fix my car
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12. Adopt a baby
587 people -
13. visit ten of the big things around the world (eg Big banana, big pineapple etc)
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14. Go to a rodeo
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15. learn how to design web pages
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16. learn to play the harmonica
1 entry963 people -
17. do a backflip
852 people -
18. Learn all the countries
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19. plant a tree
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20. ride in a horse drawn carriage
51 people -
21. become fluent in a foreign language
132 people -
22. visit six continents
10 people -
23. write and publish a book
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24. Own a dog
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25. see the northern lights
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26. Invest
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27. drink more water
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28. easily run 2 miles in 20 minutes.
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29. Learn to cook
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30. start a family
861 people
How I did it: I fell in love with a man I met on Match.com, tricked him into proposing, and kept reminding myself that I didn't REALLY want to elope It was really important to remind myself that I didn't really care that mush about envelope liners, or table card stationary, and that as long as people had fun, that was all that mattered. It turned out that I was right! Read how I did it…
Currently, the tradition I have my eye on is the lamb cake for Easter tradition. I have a surveyed the cake molds on Amazon, and I am definitely on my way to picking one up. The trick is that Erik doesn’t like coconut. I can alter the recipe and still call it a family tradition, right?
I have conferenced with my cousin about financial planning. Can you believe it! It sounds SO grown up! But, there it is. My husband already invests a little bit but now we are on our way: annuities, 401K all of that. Crazy stuff, man.
