Okay, so it’s not nearly as awesome as I thought it would be, but you gotta stop and look around because the driftwood sculptures are absolutely amazing! That & the t-shirts definitely made it for me. (I was also able to pick up some silver charms for my sisters, too.) Definitely a tourist trap, but hey- what can you get for a buck these days?
serabrina's Life List
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2. get out of debt
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3. enjoy life
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4. Be happy and make others happy too
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5. fall in love
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6. Find a religion that will fit my beliefs
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7. learn how to put on makeup
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8. become a roller girl
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9. straighten my hair in less time
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10. meet Adrian Grenier
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11. Seduce an older man
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12. learn to write with my left hand
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13. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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14. Make a First Aid kit
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15. live outside the united states
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16. be a great teacher
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17. Learn Flash
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18. draw better
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19. make a difference
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20. lose weight
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21. watch less tv
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22. drink more water
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23. get over it
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24. Learn to surf
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25. learn to SCUBA dive
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26. Live on the beach
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27. take more photographs
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28. Get arrested for a cause.
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29. visit all 50 states
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30. practice my Tai Chi
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31. Buy a House
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32. learn to dance
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33. be more well-read
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Don’t know what I did without this wonderful thing! Specialized Hybrid bike- Crossroads Sport (my second one!- the first one got hit by a car…) I always had crappy bikes growing up- whatever we could pick up at the junk store or garage sales and this bike changed the way I looked at bikes forever. I will never have another crappy bike again- I use it for transportation, getting exercise, and I just love riding it everywhere! Yee haw!
Biscuits can be so addicting- I love ‘em. Being a Texas girl, and having a mother that went to college in OKC (with a lot of Southern gals) I was about 7 when I learned to make biscuits. My mom always said the key was putting a little oil (or melted shortening) in the pan & then flipping the biscuits over (to coat both sides). Most recipes suggest that the pan is ungreased- hmmm… I think the real key is mixing the dough until it’s just barely mixed and then NOT TOUCHING IT OR PLAYING WITH IT. (It’s so hard, because dough begs to be touched, but if you want light & fluffy biscuits then- don’t do it!) Shoot, I think I’m having biscuits & gravy for dinner! Good luck, ya’ll!
