I'm doing 24 things
I must say, biking to work transcends the sum of its parts. It sounds so simple, ride a bike instead of a car. But there’s something so rewarding. It’s one of the few activities that just doesn’t have any undesireable side effects. It’s an all around good thing to do. And after you do it a couple weeks, you’ll be surprised how fast you can make the commute. At this point, door-to-door it’s faster for me to bike.
pmoore's Life List
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1. create more authentic relationships
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2. Figure out what master's degree I want
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3. get a master's degree
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4. learn what my wife wants
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5. live in another city for one year
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6. live in intentional community
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7. wear the clothes I want to wear, rather than what fits
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8. finish doing the little details of fixing up my house
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9. Create a more livable life
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10. say goodbye
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11. meet ray lamontagne
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12. avoid cynicism
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13. have conversations late into the night with fascinating people
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14. walk to work more often
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15. think less
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16. speak before I think
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17. go back to Austria
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18. stop working to pay for my free time
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19. weed the garden
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20. take a road trip to Utah
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21. listen to my daughter
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22. be more understanding with my family
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23. Do my own bike maintenance
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24. drink less beer
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Recent entries
Ok. It sucks to organize a garage sale. I recommend doing it with friends to make it more interesting. I also recommend avoiding the temptation to try and sell what should be thrown away. That really exacerbates the set up time.
Also, I got taken to the cleaners on a few items. But hey, my basement is cleaner and we had money for a nice dinner afterward.
