I'm doing 12 things
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13 months ago
I really need to drink more water. I need to eliminate or at least lessen the amount of sodas and juices I intake. :)
urbanlily's Life List
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1. have my own art studio
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2. Go to New Orleans again
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3. buy an old victorian home and refurnish it.
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4. Visit Ireland
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5. Build a Gypsy vardo wagon
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6. go to burning man
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7. drink more water
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8. get my driver's license
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9. Make an art portfolio
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10. Grow my hair out
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11. Stay Vegetarian
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12. Swim with dolphins
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How I did it
It made me
EXTREMELY HAPPY! 
How I did it: I flew to Atlanta, GA from Savannah, GA and met up with a bunch of friends. We saw Kamelot perform at the Masquerade on Saturday, October 11th! We got there like 4 hours EARLY to get a good parking place! And from there we walked across the street to a place called EATS which looked really shabby on the outside, but on the inside it was great and they had great cheap food! We were in the middle of the line to get in and we managed to get … Read how I did it…
It made me
Unique
How I did it: I ordered henna from Catherine Cartwright-Jones on her HennaForHair.Com website. It takes three days for the color to oxidize (darken) after you apply it. I had natural blonde hair with lighter blonde highlights in my hair prior to the henna, so I have a mix of dark red and vibrant red where the highlights were *I recommend this method before hennaing* Read how I did it…
It made me
Realize
How I did it: I met a Dungeons & Dragons player and thought I would never even date him much less fall in love. Turns out that I needed to get rid of my unrealistic expectations and listen to my intuition. Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
Untitled
13 months ago
I’m going on 19. I’m in college.
I live in an area where driving in necessary.
Savannah
17 months ago
Rich history, beautiful cemeteries, the charm of New Orleans, artistic community, ghostly inhabitants, Victorian homes, and gardens galore…what’s not to love? (Besides the lack of parking places)
