I came up with ten issues I need help working on. Wow.
widdleafwee's Life List
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1. keep a gratitude journal
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2. live passionately
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3. never, EVER grow up
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4. read more subversive literature
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5. learn to meditate
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6. Send a postcard to Postsecret
1 entry . 1 cheer2,771 people -
7. see the northern lights
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8. go to tahiti
1 entry . 1 cheer130 people -
9. be financially independent
2 entries . 2 cheers1,489 people -
10. be more confident
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11. finish my scrapbook
356 people -
12. watch more good movies
1 entry . 1 cheer70 people -
13. scuba dive the great barrier reef
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14. keep in touch with friends
4 entries . 1 cheer688 people -
15. get organized
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16. learn to cook
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17. go to india
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18. dive the great barrier reef
231 people -
19. be a succulent wild woman
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20. write the world on fire
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21. expand my vocabulary
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22. Marry the love of my life.
1 entry . 3 cheers829 people -
23. Dance in the rain
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24. travel to 100 places or more (join the Travelers' Century Club)
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25. find a unique, cute little travel mascot to take with me on all trips and photograph "him" next to touristy sites wherever i go...(kind of like the traveling gnome).
1 cheer141 people -
26. never settle for anything less than I deserve
2 entries . 1 cheer426 people -
27. live simply
2 cheers3,207 people -
28. exercise more
1 cheer5,002 people -
29. Live in a foreign country for a year
1 entry78 people -
30. love myself
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31. Take a "one-year off" trip
1 entry . 1 cheer240 people -
32. leave post-it notes in places to make people smile, or think, or something.
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33. speak spanish fluently
1 entry2,077 people -
34. create my zen zone in my bedroom
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35. identify 100 things that make me happy.
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36. become a millionaire
1 entry1,490 people -
37. do charity work
1 entry107 people -
38. Stop comparing myself with others
1 entry208 people -
39. be healthy
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40. Go to therapy
1 entry131 people -
41. lose weight
35,235 people -
42. pet a walrus for many minutes
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43. go to law school
1 entry . 1 cheer806 people
How I did it: First, I spent 6 months studying for the LSAT, but that's a whole other story. To make it short, it was worth it.I applied to over 20 schools, which was kind of unnecessary, really. After finishing my work at my job, I would do a couple applications. I used the same 2 essays for every application, tweaking them as necessary. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I took a well-regarded prep course between June and August of this year. When I saw that my scores were all over the place (varying by 9 points), I decided to change my plans to take the test in October. I opted to retake the course (for half price) and registered to take the test in December. BEST DECISION EVER. My scores leveled out a lot, and actually went up higher than I ever expected. Read how I did it…
Yeah, I’m really late in the game. I took the December LSAT, so my scores will not be in until January. My goal is to have all my apps done by then (since it’s not like they’re going to look at my apps until there is an LSAT score attached), and boy, have I been slacking. Here we go…
