I'm doing 31 things
I recently completed my first real woodworking project with some help from one of my best friends. I made two wooden letter/keepsake boxes from spalted sycamore and spruce. One was for my daughter to hold letters I write to her (See LettersFromDad.com) and the other was a wedding present for my Bride. Both were very pleased. Hopefully this will be the first of many projects.
ravenbrk's Life List
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1. Have daily devotions
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2. Start a prayer folder and use it daily.
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3. lead someone to Christ
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4. Go deeper with my accountability partner.
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5. add photos to Geobloggers
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6. do more geocaching
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7. get microsoft sql server certified
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8. get out of debt
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9. learn guitar
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10. learn to play the hammered dulcimer
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11. Open my swimming pool.
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12. learn woodworking
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13. Go on a mission trip
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14. Buy a kayak
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15. remodel my basement
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16. Move the privacy fence.
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17. Finish my website
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18. learn to program
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19. Read my Bible more
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20. Install a tube skylight to the basement.
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21. live off the grid
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22. Workout at least 2 times a week
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23. Read all the books in my "must read" pile
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24. take more pictures...better pictures
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25. organize my tools
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26. Repair my furniture.
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27. learn about and create permaculture garden
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28. give more to charity
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29. start a six-month emergency savings fund
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30. organize my emergency items
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31. have a garage sale
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Recent entries
Despite many mishaps with the ceremony planning, we have finally tied the knot. Now back at work following a week-long honeymoon to Moorea, French Polynesia, I’m wondering how I ever got along without a wife to take care of me. :-)
