puddlesplasher




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  1. 1. become a professional mountain biker
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  2. 2. not to gain weight during this winter
    2 people
  3. 3. let go more
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  4. 4. remove clutter from my life
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  5. 5. Stay focused on things I need to do, not the random crap that can wait
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  6. 6. live from my intention
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  7. 7. trust my intuition
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  8. 8. Embrace my sensitivity
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  9. 9. Meditate at least twice a week
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  10. 10. Practice yoga regularly
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  11. 11. Find ten things that encourage inner joy
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  12. 12. Take a moment each day to notice that I love my life
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  13. 13. climb a tree, often
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  14. 14. hold onto my endless curiosity
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  15. 15. Redefine, Reconnect and Embrace the Woman I'm becoming
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  16. 16. Consistently set healthy boundaries with myself and others
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  17. 17. Quit distancing and alienating myself from others, and work on diminishing the things that cause me to do this
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  18. 18. feel comfortable making eye contact
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  19. 19. do a triathlon because I told Diana I would
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  20. 20. list 43 things I like about me
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  21. 21. observe the milky way away from light pollution
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  22. 22. Sit (or stand, or jump, or dance) beneath northern lights
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  23. 23. leave post-it notes in places to make people smile, or think, or something.
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  24. 24. learn to play the blues
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  25. 25. know more poetry by heart
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  26. 26. write poetry again
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  27. 27. Live in solitude, completely off of the land, with only a few essentials such as paper, writing utensils, instruments, bicycle, and toothbrush, for 1 year or longer
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  28. 28. participate in an environmental project here, or overseas.
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  29. 29. Watch all the Films on the American Film Institutes Top 100 American Films of the 20th Century
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  30. 30. do humanitarian work overseas
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  31. 31. have a dog named pavlov
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  32. 32. have a great dane named Hamlet
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  33. 33. Join a National Geographic Photography expedition
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  34. 34. self-actualize
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  35. 35. transcend
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  36. 36. Rawr
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How I did it
How to love myself, stop hating myself, worry less, needlessly apologize less, socialize more, stop caring what other people think = improve my sense of self worth
It took me
19 years
It made me
Joyous


Recent entries
remove clutter from my life
Untitled 17 months ago

I made this a personal challenge with a set amount of time, but I don’t really think this is a one time, done, type deal. I believe it’s something that I will need to re-visit, and revise continually.

I cleaned up my room, it’s so much better, but every few days I have to go through and tidy it up again. I still have more clutter I need to deal with, it’s difficult considering how much space my dorm room doesn’t have, heh.

After removing clutter physically, I will move inward.

It’s funny though, cleaning, seriously cleaning, like throwing stuff away (which is something I have problems with…I’m getting better!!!) reorganizing, rearranging, I have found to be very cathartic in it’s own sense. It’s great.



keep a dream journal
YEAH!! I did it. 18 months ago

If you already have an online blog, I think it’s easier to just do it that way. I have terrible handwriting, so I know its easier for me, plus it keeps it all neat, and you can add tags and bold certain things, so it’s easier to go back and compare/contrast later on, if you wish to.

Here’s mine.

http://unconsciousexcursions.blogspot.com/



master AP Psychology
Untitled 2 years ago

Hey, what textbook does your class use? We use this one: http://bcs.worthpublishers.com/myers8e/

and it’s actually a pretty awesome textbook, and not distant and boring to read like most textbooks. And some silly DVD supplement came with it, and every once in a while we’ll watch segments of it in class, and Philip Zimbardo is the commentator/narrator…and it makes me smile becuase he’s one weird/obscure guy.



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