I'm doing 28 things
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sativamama's Life List
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1. get out of credit card debt
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2. Live lean and be fulfilled
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3. one day at a time
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4. learn to forgive myself and others
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5. find some time for myself
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6. Keep a New Year's Resolution
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7. dig myself out of debt
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8. own fewer, better things
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9. identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)
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10. drive a family friendly vehicle
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11. repair the garage
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12. stop living paycheck to paycheck
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13. Declutter my house by giving to the needy
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14. stop impulse buying
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15. pay off high interest debt
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16. Give the needy food and other items they would actually like.
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17. use time wisely
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18. rent out my double and live in a single home
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19. Put my photos in albums
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20. learn to sew
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21. drive a really nice car, really fast on the autobahn
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22. get corrective eye surgery (my vision is really bad and my son breaks my glasses)
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23. be a good mom
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24. Find the right church
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25. Be a size 6
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26. kiss in the rain again
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27. Forgive more
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28. save for retirement
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Recent entries
She's 20 months old now
17 months ago
I guess any remaining weight can’t be considered pregnancy weight, because my son is 3 and my daughter is 20months. I did pretty well though. I delivered over 200, and now I’m about 165, a size 8 (I’m also 5’10”). Working out with my kids is a great way to tone up while spending quality time with them, and it encourages them to be active too.
social security now, social insecurity later
17 months ago
I have a 5-yr plan that I’ve been sticking to for about a year now. By time I turn 31, I want to start investing in my retirement. Social in-security will probably be gone by time I need it. Right now, we are drowning in credit card debt and auto loans. Its hard to pay things down with the way the economy is right now. Good luck to everyone else with this goal!
