I'm doing 43 things
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2 years ago
There will be days you love your job, and days you wonder why you spent 4 years in college just to tell kids not to pick their nose with scissors.
sugartaxes's Life List
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1. Collect snowglobes
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2. write a book
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3. be more confident
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4. become more optimistic
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5. go canoeing
136 people -
6. read the "classics"
697 people -
7. drink wine on the roof of a hotel in Istanbul
1 person -
8. make more female friends
316 people -
9. visit the Corn Palace
3 people -
10. make my bed every day
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11. learn screenprinting
24 people -
12. get out more
700 people -
13. be a mad scientist
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14. go on a road trip
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15. make people laugh
581 people -
16. get my hair straightened
9 people -
17. get a new couch
25 people -
18. call my father more often
5 people -
19. spend more time with my boyfriend
52 people -
20. identify 100 things that make me happy
2,256 people -
21. improve my posture
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22. live in the 1950's
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23. go to the drive-in
14 people -
24. Get my Master's Degree
1,079 people -
25. go to las vegas
559 people -
26. become a better parallel parker
2 people -
27. be friends with my ex
40 people -
28. upgrade my teaching certification
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29. lose 20 pounds
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30. Visit Easter Island
134 people -
31. ride in a helicopter
388 people -
32. join a gym
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33. pay off my student loans
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34. Wear a size 6
30 people -
35. become more flexible
496 people -
36. make and sell Van Dyke Brown prints
1 person -
37. have a hoedown
1 person -
38. Learn to play the banjo
434 people -
39. visit all 7 continents
1,302 people -
40. say "i love you" and hear it back
16 people -
41. live in Europe
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42. get myself an i-pod video
5 people -
43. get married
18,629 people
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IUD - best thing I've done in the past 6 months
2 years ago
My IUD was the best possible thing I could have done for myself. I was getting bladder infection after bladder infection from using condoms. (Of course, be safe, use condoms if you haven’t been tested, etc etc!)
Luckily, my insurance covered the entire procedure. It was far less painful than what I’d been led to believe. I have zero side effects (I got a paragard, which is the copper coil—no hormones) and haven’t had a bladder infection since. I’ll spare you the gory details, but if you’re seriously considering getting an IUD, I’d be happy to answer specific questions.
Ten years of no-side-effect birth control at no cost? Yay to that.
