Got a Maple Leaf to celebrate 10 years in Canada!
odyssia's Life List
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1. Travel in space
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2. meditate every day
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3. become fluent in french
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4. Visit all of the provinces and territories in Canada
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5. save for a down payment on a house
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6. bike across america
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7. Be debt free
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8. bike across Canada
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9. Watch NYT Top 1000 Movies
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10. learn how to sail
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11. Swim with dolphins
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12. learn Japanese
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13. learn esperanto
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14. Complete a triathalon
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15. Reach level 10 in Piano at the Royal Conservatory of Music
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16. learn to SCUBA dive
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17. buy a piano
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18. learn to kayak
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19. digitize big stack of paper
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20. See more opera
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21. meditate daily
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22. go to all major league baseball parks to see a game
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23. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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24. sell a screenplay
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How I did it: Giving up animal products for me has been about listening to my body's reluctance to eat them!When I was in college, I became wary of red meat and ate much less of it, until I was rarely eating it, then stopped eating it all together. Then I ate less and less chicken until I was eating it so rarely that it made me sick when I did. So that was it for meat!At first I was a pasta and potato chips vegetarian, but I wised up and started eatin… Read how I did it…
Visited friends in Martha’s Vineyard who have a boat – being on it a few years ago is what got me interested! Had a great time, learned some of the terminology, pulled the halyard and helped put up the mainsail!
Now to sign up for a class before the end of summer!
This used to be something I would try to do on impulse and would get frustrated with and give up after a couple of minutes b/c I wanted my mind to be instantly empty. But I’ve been using a new technique that works really well and makes me WANT to do it because I can feel it making me calmer and more focused.
I think I need to track how often I use it – probably 3-4 times a week, but I really would like to get to every day, even on days when I’m not feeling stressed!



