I'm doing 25 things
I’m reading a book about a guy who leaves everything behind and walks across the country. There is something very attractive about that thought, but instead of walking, I think I’d rather bike. I used to be spontaneous. I did what I felt. I followed my heart. I think biking across the country would be a great way to restore that. Fresh air and open roads (or sidewalks). Next summer would the be perfect opportunity. I will have just graduated and I’ll have a whole summer before grad school. What better way to clear your mind before hitting the books than riding 3000 miles?
Jackie's Life List
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1. go to Africa
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2. Help babies and kids
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3. stop freaking out about the future and just live
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4. feel confident with the size of my body/breasts
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5. run a sub eight minute mile again
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6. bike across the country
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7. go sky diving
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8. learn tantric sex
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9. learn about the law of attraction
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10. restore my faith
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11. learn guitar
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12. take a hot air balloon ride
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13. take meaningful photos
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14. learn to be positive in ALL aspects of my life
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15. Finish the "Left Behind" Series
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16. breathe easier
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17. teach someone to love
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18. buy a moped
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19. backpack through Europe
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20. make a list of all the movies I want to see and watch them
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21. read all of the books on the ALA's list of 100 most frequently challenged books of 1990-2000
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22. send a secret to postsecret
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23. buy The Book of Questions
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24. make a stop motion video
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25. make a photography portfolio
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Recent entries
Social Work is the official major. I enter my program in the fall. I suppose I won’t truly know if it makes me happy until I get out there and get a job tho!
Ya know what? I’m throwing this goal in the trash. I’m not accepting the fact that I’ll never be as thin as I was in high school, but I AM accepting the fact that it doesn’t matter. What does matter is that I’m healthy (training for a triathlon) and I’m happy (most of the time) with what I look like! I have a boyfriend who thinks I’m perfectly sexy just as I am and that’s the body I want to have!
