wonderwmn




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  1. 1. start running
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  2. 2. Build an eco-house
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  3. 3. learn to crochet
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  4. 4. learn photography
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  5. 5. go kayaking
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  6. 6. Stop eating after 7 p.m.
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  7. 7. get my tattoo
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  8. 8. continue studying AKKI Kenpo
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  9. 9. Ride a mechanical bull
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  10. 10. memorize Desiderata
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  11. 11. regain control of my life
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  12. 12. have the trust i deserve
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  13. 13. be happy
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  14. 14. release my anger so i am no longer depressed
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  15. 15. start fresh
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  16. 16. swim regularly
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  17. 17. mountain bike
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  18. 18. speak fluent Spanish
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  19. 19. have nice abs
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  20. 20. get in great shape
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  21. 21. eat only whole foods
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  22. 22. get through my reading list
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  23. 23. be debt free
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  24. 24. own my own business
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  25. 25. drive across country in an RV
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  26. 26. graduate from college
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  27. 27. practice Yoga every day
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  28. 28. find my biological parents
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  29. 29. enjoy life everyday
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  30. 30. win my fantasy football league
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  31. 31. buy a mountain bike
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  32. 32. save my marriage
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Recent entries
Learn to knit
2 pieces of advice...

I’ve got 2 pieces of advice for those who want to learn how or improve current knitting skills.

1) “Stitch ‘N Bitch – the knitter’s handbook.” IMHO, this is the BEST knitting book ever. I’ve tried for the past 4 years or so, on and off, to learn how to knit. (I would get so frustrated that I’d give up and not try again for months if not a year.) I’ve used different websites and other books and manuals. My husband got this book for me for Christmas and now I can knit!! Not only does this book give you very detailed, and fun directions, there are also tons of patterns and project ideas.

2) Find a local yarn shop. Most offer classes, if not private lessons. They also have a wealth of knowledge they are willing to share. I am still, very much a beginner so I value the advice and encouragement I receive from my local yarn shop.

Good luck and happy knitting!!



Start running (read all 4 entries…)
starting again

So I wanted to start running and I did. Then I stopped. Winter came and I HATE running inside on a treadmill & there are no indoor tracks near me. The treadmill is way more difficult for me. (everyone thinks I’m nuts when I say that.) I think I’m just A.D.D. and I get bored on a treadmill and then start thinking about how tired I am or how hard I’m working. I don’t know, excuses, excuses. :)

Any way, Spring has sprung and I went out for my first run in almost 3 months. It killed me!!! I started running, the first time, by using a learn to run a 10K program that I read about here. That worked GREAT! I’m using that again to get back into it. I know it works and I know I was able to do it once so I can do it again.

Good luck to all, enjoy those sore Hamstrings & glutes. :)



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Did it and love it. :)



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