I'm doing 30 things
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16 months ago
We had a really good time doing this. Our parents were delighted with the surprise gift. It’s a great win-win goal!
tiggerster's Life List
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1. get healthy
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2. manage my checking accounts
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3. organize my photos
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4. find a best friend
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5. find my brother
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6. spend more time with my family
953 people -
7. wax my eyebrows
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8. send a postcard to Postsecret
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9. stick to a budget
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10. learn cpr
304 people -
11. test for radon
1 person -
12. Go to the dentist
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13. do a backflip
825 people -
14. fix up my house
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15. pay my bills on time
324 people -
16. empty out my storage space
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17. get a horse
125 people -
18. organize my office
161 people -
19. organize my home office
90 people -
20. get braces
587 people -
21. have Lasik Surgery
48 people -
22. start an animal rescue
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23. get out of debt
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24. get a passport
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25. become an animal rights activist
30 people -
26. fix my car
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27. start a TNR program in my town
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28. save for retirement
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29. make a will
157 people -
30. Bike 100 miles in a day
23 people
How I did it
It made me
purposeful 
How I did it: I started by volunteering to drive rescue transports. Within a few months, another rescuer asked me to foster a few cats. Because I wanted to see as many lives saved as possible, I offered to foster some more. Pictured is one of my former foster kittens that was adopted by a family member. I knew she would be well taken care of and as a bonus I would still get to see her. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
Untitled
16 months ago
We did this goal one better by getting a minivan instead. The gas mileage is two or three times as much. Also, it helped achieve the goal of “driving the entire rescue transport”. It would have been too cost-prohibitive. It’s hard to get over the minivan stigma, but I’m working on it.
Untitled
16 months ago
It’s funny how a simple thing like this can be uplifting. Being able to discard stained and torn clothing and everything large-sized affirmed my weight loss and better attitude.
