I'm doing 42 things
Untitled
2 years ago
Yeah honey. Me too. And we will, I believe.
Stephanie Householder-Walker's Life List
-
1. go to Heaven
2 cheers810 people -
2. Show my husband love each and every single day
41 cheers1 person -
3. Grow in Christ
17 cheers1,083 people -
4. Pray more
14 cheers3,049 people -
5. Get a cornea transplant
1 person -
6. drive at night
3 people -
7. get a master's degree in library science
2 cheers108 people -
8. Become a librarian
4 cheers309 people -
9. Help the blind
4 people -
10. build a home
98 people -
11. Have children when I'm in my 30s
1 entry . 13 cheers1 person -
12. Get in fantastic shape, without losing my curves
16 cheers3 people -
13. To Live Instead of Exist
13 cheers10,869 people -
14. Overcome Anxiety
1 entry . 17 cheers646 people -
15. Read All Of the Books I Own
1 entry . 7 cheers118 people -
16. visit all 7 continents
6 cheers1,292 people -
17. Laugh Even More
1 entry . 5 cheers19 people -
18. Find relatives in Russia/Czech Republic
5 cheers12 people -
19. Never Stop Learning
4 cheers3,958 people -
20. Trust My Instincts
3 cheers120 people -
21. become a morning person.
3 cheers1,443 people -
22. Stop caring what other people think of me
2 cheers3,969 people -
23. Become More Creative
4 cheers109 people -
24. stop biting my nails
2 cheers7,037 people -
25. Learn from my mistakes
5 cheers365 people -
26. Make an impact on someone's life
1 cheer47 people -
27. Learn to speak Czech
5 cheers38 people -
28. Graduate college with a 4.0 cumulative GPA
3 cheers3 people -
29. Publish a novel
3 cheers953 people -
30. Have conversations late into the night with fascinating people
1 cheer2,205 people -
31. Inspire and Be Inspired
1 cheer274 people -
32. Travel to little known places
2 cheers1 person -
33. Find more people who enjoy the inane and celebrate the nonsensical
4 cheers87 people -
34. Show those I love just how much i love them, and know that I'm loved back the same way
2 cheers13 people -
35. Buy a Honda S2000
5 people -
36. Take care of my parents when they are older
2 cheers6 people -
37. live in boston
138 people -
38. be here when a cure for cancer is found
3 people -
39. KEEP A HEALTHY LEVEL OF INSANITY
37 people -
40. Learn to cook
8,160 people -
41. train my dog
489 people -
42. take one photo everyday
2 people
Recent entries
I Heart My Dodge Avenger ES
2 years ago
I absolutely love Ava, my amazing Dodge Avenger ES. What more could a girl ask for in a car?
Babies? When I'm 30.
3 years ago
My husband is 23 and I am 25. We’re still in college, we rent an apartment, and we want our time as a married couple before we bring wee Walker babies into the world. Thus we jointly decided to wait until I’m 30 (and he’s 28) until I give up the birth control pills and we actively start trying to conceive our first child. Yep, we’ve planned this thing out entirely. We’re not against the idea of having a child that is unplanned, but we know we’re not ready for children and won’t be ready until we’re both settled into steady careers, able to devote enough time to a child, and able to provide it with everything that it needs.
My husband and I have also agreed that I will stay at home with the child (and eventually, children) until they are in the third or fourth grade. Why? Even though I consider myself an extreme feminist, I’ve come to the conclusion that I want to raise my own children in my own household. I don’t feel comfortable putting them into the daycare system or dropping them at a neighborhood babysitter. I was physically abused by a babysitter when I was an infant, and do not want my children to go through the same situation. I also have a close friend that used to work in a day care and she relayed some absolute horror stories to me. I think that while I’m at home with the kids (we want to have one or two), I’ll use the time to work on my writing. If I get a free moment, that is.
Unless God deems us worthy and ready for a child before the time we think we’re going to be ready for one, babies are not going to be in our future for another five years.
