I'm doing 43 things
Untitled
21 months ago
i’d love to become a therapist who specializes in animal assisted therapy. i just changed my major to psych and i’d like to eventually earn a psy.d. wish me luck!
terri913's Life List
-
1. Get My Masters in Counseling
15 people -
2. Be a better friend
5,974 people -
3. Make a movie
2,960 people -
4. work on a farm
79 people -
5. be a street musician
7 people -
6. decide what the hell I would like to do with the rest of my life
6,964 people -
7. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
18,549 people -
8. find a job that doesn't feel like a job
241 people -
9. be happy
1 cheer21,830 people -
10. become an actress
1,689 people -
11. become a singer
1,205 people -
12. make a difference
6,772 people -
13. Drive down the West Coast
13 people -
14. do more yoga
640 people -
15. read the classics
693 people -
16. dance
2,332 people -
17. dance on pointe
44 people -
18. Hike the Laurel Highland Hiking Trail
1 person -
19. Make a quilt
1,090 people -
20. plant a garden
1,836 people -
21. Be on Broadway
417 people -
22. run 5 miles
149 people -
23. be more organized
3,228 people -
24. make my own herbal remedies
1 person -
25. grow my own organic food
1 cheer5 people -
26. visit the Florida Keys
17 people -
27. Hike the triple crown (Appalachian Trail 2000 miles, Pacific Crest Trail 2800 miles, Continental Divide Trail 3000+ miles).
30 people -
28. run a marathon
10,420 people -
29. go home
343 people -
30. adopt
569 people -
31. own a huge farm to rescue animals
2 people -
32. be vegan until DEATH
39 people -
33. visit the Mayan and Aztec ruins
46 people -
34. learn martial arts
726 people -
35. join a band
483 people -
36. open a coffee house
60 people -
37. drive and drive and see where i end up at
7 people -
38. learn how to hotwire a car
872 people -
39. Learn to pick locks
1,482 people -
40. kayak
212 people -
41. write a book
26,022 people -
42. find work I'm passionate about
1 cheer957 people -
43. win the lottery and quit my job
7 people
How I did it
It made me 
How I did it: Finally just said, even if I only have two weeks to do this, I'm just gonna do it and see what I can see on the way. Really worth it and I'll def go again with more time and money!!! Read how I did it…
It made me
happy and insightful
How I did it: I became more of a slacker haha. I realized that I could actually get more out of the books I chose for myself to read than books my professors choose. So I started reading sparknotes or just skimming class books and taking more time to read what I wanted. I also found new times to fit in reading, like on break at work, on the bus, waiting before classes, right before I went to bed. It's surprising how much you can… Read how I did it…
It made me
How I did it: I taught myself. I'm an adrenaline junkie, so I didn't get professional instruction. I was at these cliffs one day with my friend, and I was like, dude, I'm going to climb this cliff. It was scary but when I made it to the top I had never felt better about myself! Now I climb all the time! Read how I did it…
See all "How I Did It" stories...
Recent entries
Untitled
2 years ago
so i’ve wanted to cut my own hair for a while and i realized last night that my hair had gotten WAY too long for my liking, so i grabbed my scissors and got down to business. when i washed my hair, i put a whole bunch of conditioner in it and only rinsed a little bit of it out (since i have really wavy/curly hair). then i combed it out straight and cut it while it was still wet. first, i cut about three inches off all around by parting my hair in the middle and bringing the two sides forward. then i added layers by flipping my hair upside down, then twisting my hair one direction and cutting straight across, then twisting it the other direction and doing the same. i found those instructions on a website and it worked really well.
the only thing i have to go back and fix tonight after work is that i dont want as much of a length difference between my layers and the overall length, so i’m going to go around and take about another inch or two off the bottom. also, i’m going to add some framing in the front, by adding in some progressive layers from the shortest to where my hair gets long, so the front doesn’t look as choppy.
i’m sooo happy with my new haircut! i can’t believe i used to pay $40 every time i had to get this done and i was never as happy with the results!
i would suggest to do what i did: cut your hair a safe length, style as usual the next day, then walk around for a day looking in the mirror, asking people’s opinions, trying to style it different ways, then you’ll know if there’s anything you want to change and you can adjust your cut again that night!
