I'm doing 15 things
Dear psmithut and everyone
5 months ago
I am serving in the PHILIPPINES MANILA Mission!
I’ll be entering Provo UTAH MTC 01 September 2009
seph's Life List
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1. Serve a 2 year LDS mission
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2. Read the Bible
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3. save a person's life
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4. get married in the temple
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5. pay off my student loan
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6. Say "no" every time i feel like it and not feel guilty
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7. build my dream house
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8. live by the ocean
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9. think before i speak
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10. Practice random acts of kindness
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11. write a song
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12. go zorbing
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13. think for myself
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14. stop biting my nails
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15. find a hobby
4 cheers618 people
How I did it
It made me
feel good...yeyah! 
How I did it: I personally found it hard saying "I love you" being a bloke and not exposing your vulnerable side and what have you. Also I'm a person who doesn't take these words lightly. It came to me when my very straight and very sober mate told me that, and I was like "gee dude, what's up with that?" I guess I just never said those words, at least not to my bros. I thought it was way awkward, but then I also thought, if he can h… Read how I did it…
Recent entries
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6 months ago
Now that I am actually a Registered Nurse, I feel that in a sense I save someone’s life, at least physically, or contribute at least a tad, even if most of the work is done by the surgeon ( I work in theatre). It’s a fulfilling job.
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6 months ago
I think I do this a lot without even noticing (well i guess that proves the point that it’s a RAK).
I work in the operating theatre and our anaesthetic nurse just had her knee operated on late last year. Now a surgical procedure usually takes long and she was looking after a patient under sedation. I thought I’ll offer her the chair I was sitting on (I was the circulating nurse), and she thought it was very kind of me.
Funny enough I wasn’t even supposed to be in that theatre since I already finished my shift doing gynaecology, but we were one down, so I stayed and finished the endsocopy theatre, and they had nine patients, so that will take quite a while. But it all went well and we finished earlier than expected!
