I'm doing 23 things
I like to make stuff
18 months ago
and then I never know what to do with it. Perhaps some of it could find a new home through etsy.
Angela A's Life List
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1. roller derby
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2. Buy a scooter
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3. visit Iceland
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4. walk
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5. see the midnight sun
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6. Learn to surf
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7. Learn Japanese
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8. own a garden gnome
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9. keep a gratitude journal
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10. get a basset hound
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11. find a unique, cute little travel mascot to take with me on all trips and photograph "him" next to touristy sites wherever i go...(kind of like the traveling gnome).
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12. sell things on etsy
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13. be a foster parent
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14. ride in a hot air balloon
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15. get laser hair removal
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16. Join the Peace Corps
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17. find a full face helmet I can wear with my glasses
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18. go to medical school
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19. help find a cure for endometriosis
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20. do something to make the world more beautiful
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21. Be a tourist in my hometown
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22. have a daily routine
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23. adopt a child
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Recent entries
Untitled
18 months ago
I’ve had a few of these already in the past, but as I have moved on with my life I need to find a new “travel buddy.” I think etsy.com would have someone very unique for me to share my next trip with.
The first one I ever had was a chicken of some sort and very silly looking. The best photo I got was at a rest stop when the chicken wanted to sit on someone’s Harley. So we sneaked over, got the shot, and got away before the biker dude ever knew there was a stuffed chicken posing on his bike. Unfortunately the chicken had to go live somewhere else and he doesn’t travel with me anymore.
Then while backpacking in Europe I found the happiest plush mushroom toy in the whole world. Apparently it is a German custom to give a mushroom as good luck. It was fun propping him up to look out the window of the train and when ever I took him out of my bag I could not stifle a giggle because of the gigantic smile on his face.
I wonder who my next “friend” will be?
Skate or Die!
18 months ago
I’m waiting for my very own pair of quads with indoor/outdoor wheels to arrive shortly. Then I can get out on the street (my neighborhood is very slow on traffic and the recent back-lot conversion of a corn field turned housing development has the smoothest roads in town) and practice for free instead of paying rink fees all the time.
