How I did it: shibari and kinbaku influenced rope bondage, I just did it, been doing it for 15 years, partly self taught and partly learning from the best in the world. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I'm Irish, though I was born and raised in Canada, and moved to Dublin after finishing school! Read how I did it…
How I did it: Wanted to do something on my own since my college. Finally could make it after 5 or 6 years. I finally started my own gaming company last month. Am working on it full time now. Should have my first game out soon. Read how I did it…
How I did it: With great difficulty. The seller was a nightmare. The solicitor were an even bigger nightmare. The bank managed to balls up the transaction and moving day was beset with problems. The following days after moving in have had even more problems that I'm still trying to sort out.I'm sure it'll be worth it in the long run, but short term it's been a very, very stressful experience. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I'd always wanted to go. My boyfriend and I had never been there, so we thoughtfully planned the holiday and went as soon as we could afford it! Living in Europe, Paris seemed reasonably affordable, as the Euro is nationwide. However, I've heard other people experiencing the expensive side of it, coming mainly from North America! Trust me though, taxis are dirt cheap than those from Dublin!! Read how I did it…
Texas Lin is wishing all a wonderful 4th!
but I like challenges…so it’s time to start from the beginning and learn what to do in situations like the one I had this week.
My whole plan was to help with self-esteem issues once they are safe…that still maybe where my calling is in this process.
But it was so hard to walk away from that beautiful young woman this week without being able to help her.
Rebecca is figuring it out.
1. My independence, and my ability to realize what a precious gift it would be to give it up to someone else.
2. My friend K in Arizona for being so fiercely on my side.
3. The IBR program. www.ibrinfo.org Thank you for giving me back my life.
4. That it only takes one beer to give me a little warm buzz.
5. Long weekends.
Rebecca is figuring it out.
I am holding out for someone who has less of an alcohol problem than me. :)
1. Start every day by writing down something positive e.g. progress made in an area of my life
2. Do 5 nice things a day
3. Remember to be grateful – go back to writing down each day what I’m grateful for
4. Take time to notice when I start struggling; take time out to work out what I’m thinking, then reframe it
5. Learn to re-energise myself and not let life drain me so much
6. Stand up for myself!
7. Be brave and be kind to myself
Has it really almost been a month since I last had one of those days, black days, as I call them (thanks to my choice of colors for outlook)? June 8. There were a couple of nights when I engaged in online shopping, but none of that disastrous stuff.
This evening I’ve been online for 3 hours but was offline for most of the week and I will log off now. My neighbor will just have to live with the fact that I didn’t get around to vacuuuming until this late…
JasonMartin wants to Read more
Stop Drinking Alcohol
drop a penny every day
finish school
fly in a hot air baloon
go on a road trip with no destination
get a job
become a better person
uncover a government conspiracy
create my layout
be a librarian
exercise more
meet someone new
Invest
Meet Bill Clinton
travel, travel, travel
u_key_me wants to watch more movies
Get a new job with new challenges
Make the most of my 20's
get married
Dance in the rain
watch free episodes of friends
Fall in love
Rebecca
Quit Smoking
Nice job!! — 3 minutes ago
You should be very proud of yourself. My mom had a devastating stroke at 50 due to smoking, so it always makes me happy to see people quit!
Jul 04, 11:23AM PDT
IWABMY
do first things first
Untitled — 31 minutes ago
Got some.
Thanks ugogrl :-)
Jul 04, 10:54AM PDT
aynaray
Enjoy being single
wow...death row — 47 minutes ago
how’d that turn out? They must write amazing things knowing their time may be up soon.
Jul 04, 10:38AM PDT
aynaray
Recognize myself – as capable of happiness independent of others
i took a test once — 52 minutes ago
and the therapist said that it was surprising that alot of people don’t actually really know what makes them happy. They’ve never defined it which is why so many people end up abusing substances to find happiness or something like that…so here’s to knowing!
Jul 04, 10:33AM PDT
aynaray
Finish outlining my novel
oh — 59 minutes ago
well, good luck still Scott! I like percolating myself…I’ve been working on a play of mine for 12 years now. Not constantly though LOL at myself. But I know the older I get the more I really understand what I was trying to say…so…early success be darned! Here’s to nice and slow…
Jul 04, 10:27AM PDT
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