busy day.
I have been working on my 101. I had to get rid of the high fructose corn syrup one, after reading the catsup and bread labels. Apparently EVERYTHING is loaded with the shit. It is evil, but necessary, i suppose. Italics I am working on, Striked are done/changed.
EDIT: with Bob's suggestion, I am keeping the HFCS thing, but i'm going to make it a week instead of a month due to the recession. :)
1. Get a passport (got an enhanced license, so that counts for me...)
2. Pay an extra 10 dollars on each credit card every month for 6 months(6/6)
3. Be credit card debt free (work on paying off)
4. Exercise consistently for 3 months (2-4x a week)
5. Lose 10% of body weight
6. Do a charity walk
7. find true love.
8. Send Christmas cards to everyone in my family
9. Make a birthday calendar
10. Make a scrapbook for myself
11. Quit smoking for 1 month
12. Quit smoking for 3 months
13. Read 25 fiction books(25/25)
14. Read 3 biographies(2/3)
15. Complete RN program
16. Get a job with benefits
17. Get all dental work needed
18. Visit MOMA (SFMOMA!)
19. Visit NYC in the winter
20. Visit the art institute of Chicago
21. See Cézanne’s Large Bathers in real life
22. Pay off 10% of student loans
23. Clean and donate clothing I don’t wear anymore
24. Organize my underwear and socks
25. Throw away socks that don’t have a match!
26. Put my clothes away after I wash them
27. Gamble 100 bucks at the casino
28. Make 5 recipes from the cookbook my aunt gave me
29. Make my own scraping cookbook
30. See a Broadway musical.
31. Try Thai food
32. Revisit New Orleans
33. Get a professional dye job for my hair
34. Get new scrubs
35. Have 5 pairs of jeans
36. Do not turn on the TV for one week.
37. Drink 4 glasses of water (or 2 bottles) everyday for a week a month
38. Organize scrap-booking materials, and only buy new ones when there is a purpose.
39. Get a tattoo, even if just a star on my toe.
40. Get my nose re-pierced.
41. Keep a food diary for one week a month to see what I am actually eating.
42. Keep all Barnes and Noble receipts for one year to add up my membership savings
43. Do not buy coffee outside of home for one month. (use travel mug!)
44. Keep a log with bills and debts each month
45. Fill out a health care proxy and make my wishes known to family members
46. Have 1,000 in savings that I do not need to spend.
47. Start a CD.
48. Start a retirement fund
49. Start saving for a house, even if just 20 dollars a month (it’s a start)
50. Put all CDs in one binder
51. Get back into photography and research at home darkrooms
52. Research home buying, and decide when to buy a house.
53. Decide whether I want to have children or not. I'm going with no for now.
54. Make 5 new friends and actually spend time talking to them.
55. Organize and shred important papers
56. Return my library books on time
57. Make a list of priorities in my life and stick with it .
58. Cook dinner at home 5 days for a week
59. Put any income tax return towards savings or debt reduction.
60. Stop getting in my account set up for a new car to buy stuff. got a new car...
61. Get $1M in lunch money on myyearbook.com .
62. Get a massage
63. Get yearly HIV tests (1/3)
64. Avoid high fructose corn syrup for a month, read food labels
65. **failed***Finish testing for school a week before I have to.
66. Clean computer room and remove clutter
67. Throw away or give away items no longer needed.
68. Write letters to family thanking them for raising me right.
69. Make a re-gift box of things to give away, that weren’t ever used.
70. Take a picture every day for a month
71. Do a day in the life post, with photos.
72. Get a pedometer, and see how many steps it is to circle my apartment buildings.
73. Really recycle
74. Stop buying bottled water
75. Drink only diet soda for a month
76. Try meatless proteins (ex. Soy burger)
77. Become independent financially
78. Make a list of 20 good qualities about myself.
79. Get back to being good at playing pool.
80. Write a poem and read it at an open mike night.
81. Put my dishes in the sink after I eat instead of leaving them lying around.
82. Clean my bedroom and try to keep it clean
83. Give away the books I have already read.
84. Work at least 3 days a week while on school breaks.
85. Save all my change for the next 1001 days.
86. Clean out my car once every 3 months
87. Get scheduled oil changes for my car
88. Think about what kind of nurse I want to be, and research any special certifications needed.
89. Try organic foods for a month
90. Do more things on my own, instead of always wanting to be with Chris.
91. Run the dishwasher when it is full instead of waiting until I need to run 2 loads.
92. Practice shooting darts more
93. Discover things to do in my area that are free.
94. Visit the rose garden at SU
95. Visit Ithaca once a year.
96. Visit my dad once a year
98. Write thank you notes when I get presents.
99. Call my brothers at least once a month
100. Email my sister-in-law more often.
EDIT: with Bob's suggestion, I am keeping the HFCS thing, but i'm going to make it a week instead of a month due to the recession. :)
1. Get a passport (got an enhanced license, so that counts for me...)
2. Pay an extra 10 dollars on each credit card every month for 6 months(6/6)
3. Be credit card debt free (work on paying off)
4. Exercise consistently for 3 months (2-4x a week)
5. Lose 10% of body weight
6. Do a charity walk
7. find true love.
8. Send Christmas cards to everyone in my family
9. Make a birthday calendar
10. Make a scrapbook for myself
11. Quit smoking for 1 month
12. Quit smoking for 3 months
13. Read 25 fiction books(25/25)
14. Read 3 biographies(2/3)
15. Complete RN program
16. Get a job with benefits
17. Get all dental work needed
18. Visit MOMA (SFMOMA!)
19. Visit NYC in the winter
20. Visit the art institute of Chicago
21. See Cézanne’s Large Bathers in real life
22. Pay off 10% of student loans
23. Clean and donate clothing I don’t wear anymore
24. Organize my underwear and socks
25. Throw away socks that don’t have a match!
26. Put my clothes away after I wash them
27. Gamble 100 bucks at the casino
28. Make 5 recipes from the cookbook my aunt gave me
29. Make my own scraping cookbook
30. See a Broadway musical.
31. Try Thai food
32. Revisit New Orleans
33. Get a professional dye job for my hair
34. Get new scrubs
35. Have 5 pairs of jeans
36. Do not turn on the TV for one week.
37. Drink 4 glasses of water (or 2 bottles) everyday for a week a month
38. Organize scrap-booking materials, and only buy new ones when there is a purpose.
39. Get a tattoo, even if just a star on my toe.
40. Get my nose re-pierced.
41. Keep a food diary for one week a month to see what I am actually eating.
42. Keep all Barnes and Noble receipts for one year to add up my membership savings
43. Do not buy coffee outside of home for one month. (use travel mug!)
44. Keep a log with bills and debts each month
45. Fill out a health care proxy and make my wishes known to family members
46. Have 1,000 in savings that I do not need to spend.
47. Start a CD.
48. Start a retirement fund
49. Start saving for a house, even if just 20 dollars a month (it’s a start)
50. Put all CDs in one binder
51. Get back into photography and research at home darkrooms
52. Research home buying, and decide when to buy a house.
53. Decide whether I want to have children or not. I'm going with no for now.
54. Make 5 new friends and actually spend time talking to them.
55. Organize and shred important papers
56. Return my library books on time
57. Make a list of priorities in my life and stick with it .
58. Cook dinner at home 5 days for a week
59. Put any income tax return towards savings or debt reduction.
60. Stop getting in my account set up for a new car to buy stuff. got a new car...
61. Get $1M in lunch money on myyearbook.com .
62. Get a massage
63. Get yearly HIV tests (1/3)
64. Avoid high fructose corn syrup for a month, read food labels
65. **failed***Finish testing for school a week before I have to.
66. Clean computer room and remove clutter
67. Throw away or give away items no longer needed.
68. Write letters to family thanking them for raising me right.
69. Make a re-gift box of things to give away, that weren’t ever used.
70. Take a picture every day for a month
71. Do a day in the life post, with photos.
72. Get a pedometer, and see how many steps it is to circle my apartment buildings.
73. Really recycle
74. Stop buying bottled water
75. Drink only diet soda for a month
76. Try meatless proteins (ex. Soy burger)
77. Become independent financially
78. Make a list of 20 good qualities about myself.
79. Get back to being good at playing pool.
80. Write a poem and read it at an open mike night.
81. Put my dishes in the sink after I eat instead of leaving them lying around.
82. Clean my bedroom and try to keep it clean
83. Give away the books I have already read.
84. Work at least 3 days a week while on school breaks.
85. Save all my change for the next 1001 days.
86. Clean out my car once every 3 months
87. Get scheduled oil changes for my car
88. Think about what kind of nurse I want to be, and research any special certifications needed.
89. Try organic foods for a month
90. Do more things on my own, instead of always wanting to be with Chris.
91. Run the dishwasher when it is full instead of waiting until I need to run 2 loads.
92. Practice shooting darts more
93. Discover things to do in my area that are free.
94. Visit the rose garden at SU
95. Visit Ithaca once a year.
96. Visit my dad once a year
98. Write thank you notes when I get presents.
99. Call my brothers at least once a month
100. Email my sister-in-law more often.