I'm doing 26 things
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7 months ago
I’ve only smoked one cigarette in the past week.
I still really crave them sometimes, so I won’t classify myself as a non-smoker just yet… however, I’m doing pretty well, I think. :)
ashley's Life List
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1. Learn to trust again, and trust wisely
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2. Stop overanalyzing
1 cheer304 people -
3. move out
3,049 people -
4. get rid of unnecessary possessions
810 people -
5. live passionately
1 cheer5,584 people -
6. Graduate
2,012 people -
7. raise butterflies
1 cheer13 people -
8. go to a drive in movie
151 people -
9. go to a hookah bar
25 people -
10. buy chanel earrings
3 people -
11. Donate blood
2,595 people -
12. Eat fugu
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13. read a book of poetry
2 cheers2 people -
14. go to switzerland again
3 people -
15. Visit Japan
1 cheer5,520 people -
16. Quit Smoking
1 entry . 1 cheer8,506 people -
17. Learn Hiragana & Katakana
2 cheers33 people -
18. go to Katsucon
2 people -
19. fast for a day
63 people -
20. 5 day cleansing fast
4 people -
21. identify 100 things that piss me off
122 people -
22. make french toast
4 people -
23. Read "Audacity of Hope"
1 cheer3 people -
24. Try to go one day without talking to anyone at all.
4 people -
25. name 100 things i like about myself
1 cheer21 people -
26. become a nail technician
6 people
How I did it
It made me
happy 
How I did it: Okay, so I didn't have an enemy who actually died, but I have had a few people who I've had major issues with, right? They're no longer an issue in my life and finally karma has given them a nice, swift kick in the ass.So, I'll say that they've symbolically died from my life, and I'm dancing on their graves. I think everyone should just have faith that what goes around comes around ... Keep doing good things and it WILL pay off, even if i… Read how I did it…
It made me
satisfied
How I did it: I talked to a lactation consultant at the hospital. I thought it was a silly idea before I actually did it, but I assure you that you won't regret it! I also read a lot on kellymom.com and visited the La Leche League website, and took a class at my local hospital before my daughter was born. It hasn't been the easiest experience ever; in the hospital, my nipples were cracked and bleeding, and then my daughter got thrush from being on too … Read how I did it…
It made me
ecstatic
How I did it: I was admitted to the hospital after they found out I'd had a slow leak of amniotic fluid for two days (I didn't know it was amniotic fluid leaking), and then I was put on a pitocin drip to induce my contractions. My labor failed to progress, and the doctor realized it's because the baby was right occiput posterior. We tried continuing the pitocin and trying to encourage her to turn by me laying on my side ect. ect., but she didn't move a… Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
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19 months ago
I feel really refreshed. The biggest secret I had, I didn’t even tell first. It got told by the other person involved, but now that it’s out and I can freely talk about it … I feel much better. And I’ve told it to people since. It’s a big weight off my shoulders. :)
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23 months ago
Seems that there’s ONE restaurant that can legally serve Fugu in the United States that’s semi-close to me. That would be Kaz Sushi Bistro in Washington, D.C…. I’m hopefully going to give them a call and go up there (it’s a few hours away) when I have some spare cash and go try this. :)
