years from now though. When we’re ready.
treesareme's Life List
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1. sit up straight
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2. Graduate from College
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3. plant a garden
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4. Reduce My Carbon Footprint
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5. Make a Ball Jointed Doll
57 people -
6. adopt a child
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7. move to a better apartment
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8. sort out my yarn stash
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9. be fergalicious
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10. chase a pig.
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11. do charity work
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12. have babies
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13. eat healthier
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14. Build A House
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15. Compost
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16. Volunteer
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17. Run a 10 minute mile
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18. Run a 9 minute mile
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19. Run a 11 minute mile
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20. Travel Around Europe
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21. own a house
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22. Get My License
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23. get a tiny kitten named lord bullington
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How I did it: I used an online recipe. You probably have all the ingredients in your pantry already.This was one of my new year's resolutions, took me about two weeks to get around to doing it. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I met my boyfriend Rick and fell madly in love with him. It was time for me to move out (my mom was violently emptying the nest and for compensation she's giving me 450$ a month to support myself until I'm done with college.) Read how I did it…
They suck. So I’m on sort of a bland diet right now… not doing great either. Life is hectic and stressful and it makes it hard to eat well when it’s the time i need to eat well the most. I’m 20. I should not have ulcers.
Well… here’s to apartment life! Cheap, convenient, with the love of my life but annoying.
No garden for now but I am still dreaming big always
heres what I want on my property soon as we leave this place for the life of home ownership:
-tomatoes (lots of them, I plan on making my own spagetti sauce, pizza sauce and chili. My chili is heavy on the tomatoes)
-strawberries
-a variety of squashes and zuchini
-a large variety of lettuce (and spinnach if it’ll grow here)
-peas (they are a nitrogen fixer!)
-brussel sprouts
-broccoli
-red, green and yellow bell peppers
-garlic
-potatoes
-jalapeno peppers
-cucumbers
-indoor herb garden: basil, rosemary, ect.
also the following trees:
-lemon tree
-lime tree
-orange tree
Not of course all at once. I’ll start out with the easiest things, a couple rows and then work my way up to all my crazy ambitions.
I also want to have chickens (for the eggs, maybe the meat… not sure about the meat part yet.) and possibly a goat. I also want to have angora bunnies. For the fiber of course.
