I'm doing 16 things
It took me 3 1/2 years to finish and it was well worth it. I walked with my class May 15, 2010. It was a real challenge, but now the stress is over and I just simply do not know what to do with myself.
philoscholary's Life List
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1. be happy
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2. drink 8 glasses of water a day
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3. read every book I own
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4. completely organize my life
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5. spend more time with my grandma
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6. learn to cook
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7. learn to sew
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8. show citizenship for my nation
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9. become a universal scholar
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10. conquer my dreams
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11. Master all 60 Hanon exercises for the piano
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12. Landscape my front yard
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13. Draw something everyday
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14. Complete a Small "Thing" or Goal Everyday for a Week
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15. create a master daily to-do list
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16. journal everyday
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Recent entries
I was able to buy a an extremely cheap version of the most classic sewing texts not too long ago. It is the Readers Digest Complete Guide to Sewing. Now it is only a matter of using it.
I know that personal mission statements change as a person’s values, experiences, and life changes, but I have finally created a mission that means something to me at this point in my life. I just needed to refine the statement that I created six months ago by adding a few other things that I value in my life.
My purpose of each day for the rest of my life is to dedicate myself to a life of continuous scholarly and worldly pursuits, development of new skills, improvement of ethical character, development of physical wellness and abilities, and honoring my family, friends, and eternal beloved with love, compassion, and support.
My next step is to repeat this mission to myself like the pledge of allegiance as a continuous reminder.
