I'm doing 22 things
I did it!
4 years ago
I’ve been wanting to switch to Mac for years and I finally made the switch 2 months ago and there’s no looking back from here! I bought the 20” IMac G5 and I LOVE IT!!!! Totally worth doing!
tsmarie's Life List
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1. Practice Yoga
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2. Ride in a Hot Air Balloon
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3. Visit New England in the Fall
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4. read books almost as quickly as I buy new ones
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5. Listen more, talk less...
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6. learn to throw pottery
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7. live without a television for a year
1 entry . 2 cheers140 people -
8. work because I want to, not because I have to
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9. make people understand that declawing a cat is a painful unnecessary surgery and there are better ways to deal with cat's scratching
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10. become addicted to exercise
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11. let go
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12. Be debt free
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13. learn pilates
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14. get married
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15. have children
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16. Travel to Fiji
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17. Improve my photography skills
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18. Fall in love
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19. ride my bike more often
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20. Create a successful line of jewelry
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21. Drive across the USA
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22. Save up six months worth of living expenses
1 entry . 1 cheer228 people
Recent entries
SO worth doing!
4 years ago
It took me a LONG time, but about a year ago I finally let go and realized that my mom is just another human being fumbling her way through the world, just like me. She made bad decisions, yes, and I paid the price for her choices more times than I care to talk about. But once I fully realized and accepted that she was only human and not some omnipotent being that should’ve known all, my perspective changed, and my anger toward the world diminished considerably. I’m a much more relaxed person these days, and I find that it’s becoming easier for me to accept and forgive my own faults and mistakes (instead of beating myself senseless over them). Forgiving your parents is not easy, but it’s a very worthwhile endeavor.
wherever you go...
4 years ago
...there you are. No matter how much you think that a nice change of scenery will make your life better, you’re still the same person with the same issues no matter what the view is outside your front door!
