I'm doing 18 things
so much to do.
Sara's Life List
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1. Volunteer every month.
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2. Spend money consciously: a) keep track of where money goes b) budget and follow c) save save save for a rainy day
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3. visit all 50 states
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4. complete my postcard collection of the US
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5. learn how to bake bread
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6. go to the Pendleton Round-up
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7. Complete the Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle
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8. Visit all the National Parks
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9. Take a roadtrip across the US
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10. Consider getting licensed...decide by the end of 2010.
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11. start that herb garden
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12. Learn how to bake with yeast
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13. Complete the "To Be a Girl" project.
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14. get married
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15. buy a sewing machine and start sewing!
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16. return to Kenya 01/2011
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17. Reconnect with extended family.
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18. Pay off credit card debt.
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How I did it
It made me
prepared 
How I did it: I went here: http://www.72hours.org/build_kit.htmland I attended an Emergency Preparedness lecture during a conference. And then I just became committed to having all the stuff on hand. REI has a good selection of items that go well in this kit, from first aid kits to those space blankets. I use extra hydration packs to store water, plus I keep extra water bottles on hand. Just make sure you rotate your food items out on a regular basis, … Read how I did it…
It made me
happy and healthier!
How I did it: I met with my main hiking buddy/best friend with five hiking books and a calendar. We just scheduled the dates and figured out a good goal as far as elevation gain and our end goal. We saw some amazing places, although most of them in the rain and cold (as we had an unseasonably cold summer). Read how I did it…
Recent entries
I would like to do something outside of my regular twice-monthly volunteer obligation (volunteering at Bailey Boushay). This event could be donating or organizing donations for a cause, volunteering at an event or encouraging someone else to volunteer. here’s my schedule so far:
january: volunteering for the one-night count 1/30/09. The annual king county one night count of the homeless population. clothes, gloves, and other items are also provided to the homeless population directly.
feb: volunteer for or donate to a DV cause.
march: ?
april: ?
may: Seattle Works Day.
June:
July:
August:
September and October: I leave for Kenya with Village Volunteers, my eight weeks will have to cover both months.
November: provide food to a food bank and help with food baskets.
December: sponsor a family for the holidays.
