I'm doing 43 things
So far so good!
2 years ago
I have been credit cardless since April 06’ and I’m lovin’ it! No monthly payments, no un-neccisary purchases-
Way to go me!!!
tjpurrs's Life List
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1. let the whole world see me smile
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2. leave my home at least once a week
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3. develop the physical strength to walk to the corner store- or find the funds to buy a scooter so I can leave my house
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4. study journalism
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5. fall in love with my partner all over again every day
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6. find an employer who recognizes my skills outweigh my illness
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7. recognize my possitive attributes
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8. better myself any way I can
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9. be happy with my appearance and realize I'm beautiful!
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10. commend every soldier who is risking his/her life in a war that shouldn't have been waged
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11. realize that thier are people who love me enough to die for me
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12. discover my challenges and overcome them
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13. Pay off my mortgage
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14. find an employer willing to hire me inspite of my illness
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15. smile at as many people as possible
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16. go to church regularily
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17. learn something new every day
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18. tell someone how much they mean to me, everyday
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19. buy something nice for myself that isn't second hand I'm worth it!!
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20. Learn to be super organized
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21. Increase my typing speed from 55 wpm to 75 wpm
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22. Learn how to use dreamweaver!!!
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23. Learn to sing at least one song in tune..even if it's only happy birthday!!
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24. Own a horse again and ride daily
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25. make out on the beach at night with my special someone
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26. meet my half sibling for the first time.
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27. take care of my elderly grandmother
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28. grow old and watch my grandchildren play on my front lawn
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29. start earning my second million, because I failed at making my first million!
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30. watch a horror movie, and not have to have someone accompany me to the washroom afterwards because I'm NOT a big chicken!!
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31. realize I never keep my new years resolutions, and stop making them!
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32. improve upon the skills i do have, and learn new ones
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33. learn to speak french
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34. Be on extreme makeover home edition
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35. help others understand that sickness is not the end of the world.
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36. learn to ballroom dance
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37. invest in a sexy little black dress, and acctually have an occation to wear it!
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38. I want to help others suffering from the conditions I suffer.
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39. I want to run for mayor to see possitive changes in my community
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40. never use a credit card again!
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41. adopt a child that needs a loving home
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42. learn to cook..really cook
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43. take my best friends ashes to Ireland- the one place she always wanted to visit
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Recent entries
never mind running for mayor-
2 years ago
I want to run for prime minister and do something about global warming- We can make a difference and save this plannet, we don’t need to sit by passively, and just let global warming destroy everything and everyone we love! Stand up and do something about it- write to your MP..Write to Congress, write to who ever the hell you need to..but do something!
Being sick is not the end of the world
2 years ago
I recall being at my sickest to this date- i was paralized from the waist down, my blood pressure was unbelievably low and I was not expected to survive the fifteen minute ambulance ride to the hospital. I went into a coma, wich lasted two weeks, and I don’t remember anything about that hospital visit. I have matured alot since the onset of my illness, and have come to accept it, as just part of who I am. It has shown me that I have more courage than I ever could have dreamed of, and a strength, that never expressed itself before I became ill.
I think that if you view your illness in a possitive manner, it’s easier to cope with it in the long run. :0)
