I'm doing 33 things
day 2...
2 years ago
of not living w/my ex anymore! YAY! Just me and the guinea pig, and a far-too-empty fridge, but I can fix /that/ easily enough… :)
sariannach's Life List
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1. acknowledge my fears
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2. graduate from college
2 cheers6,125 people -
3. Go to therapy
1 cheer132 people -
4. get enough sleep every night
2 cheers21 people -
5. clean my house regularly
18 people -
6. drink 2 nalgenes of water a day
1 person -
7. be present
1 cheer119 people -
8. Stop comparing myself to other people
696 people -
9. knit a hat
1 cheer105 people -
10. keep my space clean
18 people -
11. go ice skating
291 people -
12. learn to accept compliments graciously
1 cheer2 people -
13. stop spending so much money
1 entry180 people -
14. Go to shul regularly
1 cheer2 people -
15. be on time
947 people -
16. play my clarinet again
26 people -
17. learn to crochet
1,009 people -
18. learn hebrew
912 people -
19. visit another continent.
31 people -
20. make pasta from scratch
1 cheer74 people -
21. Go to Canada
545 people -
22. Save $1000
1 entry464 people -
23. Cook dinner at least once a week
1 cheer11 people -
24. sit with my pain once a week
1 entry1 person -
25. cook meat once a week
1 person -
26. Go to class
58 people -
27. manage my arthritis
3 people -
28. remember how to relax
4 people -
29. remember
100 people -
30. ride my bike more
984 people -
31. move to california and get married....
2 people -
32. remember why I'm here
2 people -
33. try 100 BPAL fragrances
3 people
How I did it
It made me
tired/accomplished 
How I did it: Unemployment, lots of tea, odd sleep hours, self-bribery, WriteRoom software, BPAL perfume oils (particularly BlockBuster and Leanan Sidhe), and the girl telling me she believes in me. Read how I did it…
It made me
glad to be done
How I did it: While I'm glad I tried using meds to control my anxiety, I had unpleasant side effects ranging from nausea to extreme weight gain. I gave them a fair try by taking them as prescribed, but as it turns out, meds are not a longterm solution for me. I have given up on meds and returned to therapy as the primary method of anxiety management, and I'm a lot happier with something that works. No more "what if" on meds, either. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
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2 years ago
Finally went to the doctor for a regular checkup after three years of emergency-only healthcare. It’s a start!
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2 years ago
Got back in without getting harassed by Admissions, even. Only 40 days left ‘til classes start, and I’m busy getting ready for them, so I’m counting this goal as DONE! :)
