I want to sell my house and buy a condo. For a while I thought about just renting an apartment but I like the freedom to paint the walls or have pets. I can’t keep up with all the demands of a house. It’s been overwhelming at times just trying to keep the leaves out of the gutters in the fall, the lawn mowed in summer or the snow shoveled in winter on top of working full time. And with the inside chores like laundry, cooking, cleaning etc…I just can’t do it all myself. This year alone dealing with a leak in a new roof & in the chimney, termites, moles in the yard and plumbing issues (apparently a pipe has separated). Not to mention the cost of it all or the frustration of dealing with service people who don’t keep appointments.
rumbledoll's Life List
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1. spend more time in prayer
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2. write faithfully in my journal
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3. learn all the books of the bible in order
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4. help stop inhumane treatment of animals on factory farms
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5. start (or join) an animal activist group in my area
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6. have a healthy, amazing, loving relationship
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7. quit being scared of spiders
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8. live now rather than always looking forward
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9. go to Chicago and eat at the Chicago Diner
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10. Love without fear
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11. build a platform bed
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12. forgive those who have hurt me
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13. see Weird Al in concert
1 entry . 1 cheer5 people -
14. stop worrying about what other people think
316 people -
15. paint my hallway
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16. glorify God
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17. buy a condo
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18. List 100 songs and their lyrics that mean something to me
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19. completely Purge & DeClutter my home
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20. get a call in the late hours of the night, just to be told that I'm loved
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21. be more like Christ
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22. be a blessing to others
1 cheer19 people -
23. stop living in the past
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24. paint my bathroom
86 people -
25. get back in shape
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26. paint my kitchen
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27. fast at least twice a month
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28. make a delicious reuben sandwich with tofu instead of corned beef
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29. Make a list of 100 ways God has blessed me
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30. read the Chronicles of Narnia
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31. compete in the Wilderness Woman Contest
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32. change my name
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33. watch my daughter graduate from college
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34. go to Heaven
813 people
How I did it: Just kept it short and to the point, but not brusque. If people are interested in what you're saying or how you feel about something and want to know more, they will ask. Read how I did it…
I don’t think any of my friends are interested in learning with me and I’ve simply lost interest in it myself.
When we visited China Town in New York a few years ago, I searched for a quality set to play with, but could only find a cheap one. I bought it as a souvenir thinking I would upgrade later. Oh well….
Every night that goes between
I feel a little less
As you slowly go away from me
This is only another test
Every night you do not come
Your softness fades away
Did I ever really care that much
Is there anything left to say
Every hour of fear I spend
My body tries to cry
Living through each empty night
A deadly call inside
I haven’t felt this way I feel
Since many a year ago
But in those years and the lifetimes past
I did not deal with the road
And I did not deal with you I know
Tho the love has always been
So I search to find an answer there
So I can truly win
So I try to say
Goodbye my friend
I’d like to leave you with something warm
But never have I been a blue calm sea
I have always been a storm
We were frail
She said
“Everynight he will break your heart”
I should have known from the first
I’d be the broken hearted
But I loved you from the start
Save us. . .
And not all the prayers in the world—
could save us
