i think so. this goal is code for gettin over a bad relationship that had me sucked in like a coke habit. and, sorry to say for him, i think i’ve kicked it!
tubertoosh's Life List
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1. have more courage
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2. learn the play the drums
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3. plan a birthday hiking trip with kath
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4. don't neglect kind people for exciting people
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5. if you say you'll do it, do it!
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6. become someone my little cuz looks up to, loves, and knows is on her side
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7. live with my sister
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8. couchsurf
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9. carry pictures in my wallet
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10. receive 43 postcards from 43 different 43Thingers
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11. find the picture of me and r at the warhol
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12. go to artist events in the area, at least once a month
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13. take a photography class
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14. Work on my Spanish
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15. Always have something to look forward to
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16. play cello at weddings
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17. balance passion and reason
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18. do a bike race
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19. go backpacking
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20. get into med school
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21. start a running club with brunch afterwards
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22. Have a Cecily/Kath/Jenny/Sars reunion
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23. have a vacation house
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24. redecorate
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25. be persistent with le DO
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26. print black and white pictures
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27. take dance lessons
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28. get a more med school relevant job
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How I did it: i host an online log for a bunch of people all trying to reach 1000 miles. it's great motivation to have a group with the same goal. and it's fun because we sometimes meet up and run races together. (actually if anyone wants to join the 1000MileClub for 2010, you can shoot me a message. newbies are always welcome.)but when it comes down to actually doing the miles on your own, CONSISTENCY is key. i tried to run around 20 miles a week, som… Read how I did it…
How I did it: i went for the runner's world plan. i ran in college, so i'm used to keeping a good pace (race pace) on all my training runs, which isn't a bad idea. also helpful was joining up with a group of other marathon trainers for the long runs! Read how I did it…
How I did it: i invited myself over to dinner once a week at the retirement home. they loved showing off their granddaughter guest to their buddies. free meal plus time with the rellies made everyone happy! Read how I did it…
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As of today, I have 970-some miles. I think we’re going to make it this time :)
