I'm doing 24 things
I was totally addicted to Starbucks soy lattes, double shots.
But my friend Michael introduced me to yerba mate, which gives a little kick in the morning but doesn’t give me headaches if I don’t drink it. I highly recommend switching to yerba mate.
realsupergirl's Life List
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1. never die
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2. visit the Southern Hemisphere
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3. read all of Neviim and Kethuvim
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4. be a better girlfriend
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5. go to New Zealand
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6. be content
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7. be one of the Texas Monthly's most influential Texans
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8. make a difference
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9. simplify my life
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10. learn Hebrew fluently
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11. do 200 situps
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12. have sex in all 50 states
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13. read all the books I haven't read that are sitting on my bookshelf
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14. publish a novel
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15. go to the Galapagos Islands
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16. be less cynical
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17. never lose the people I love
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18. fuck shit up
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19. win a poetry contest
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20. not worry about money
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21. have an art show
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22. lose weight
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23. learn hebrew
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24. see a full length play I've written performed live
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How I did it
It made me
very proud 
How I did it: Completed my first live production of a work I wrote. It was my 10 minute play "He Really Was a Good Son" and was performed as part of Ten Tiny Shows at the Cambridge YMCA Theater in Cambridge, MA on Sept 19,2009. It was an amazing experience, especially getting to direct my own work and be a part of watching the actors bring it to life. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
I’ve read all of the Torah several times, like any good Jew, but I’ve only read the parts of Neviim and Kethuvim (Prophets and Writings, respectively) that are selected out for the Haftorah portions. I want to read all the rest, someday.
Last one was my honeymoon – Nova Scotia, 2005. Drove to Maine, took the ferry to Yarmouth, drove virtually the whole perimeter of the country, with many stops. It was beautiful and wonderful.
Prior to that most of my extended road trips were on the west coast – Portland OR to San Antonio TX and variations of that theme.
Once we drove from Boston to New Jersey for lunch with a friend, and then turned around and came back. It was worth it.
