Happy weekend folks! Earlier this week I was speaking with one of my customers who happened to be WWII vet and I thought it would be awesome to do a vintage military theme this week. I have some of my Grampa's stuff (he was in the USAF) and I find old pieces like these fascinating.
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Saturday, May 30, 2015
May Book Report
I've finally started reading again on a fairly decent basis, which is great. Most of these books come from recommendations from other blogs I read. So I figured hey, share! Spread the book love around. Here's what I read this past month.
1. The Girl You Left Behind by Jojo Moyes - I read You Before Me in April and fell in love with her writing. I enjoy how this one flip flops between past and present characters throughout the book.
2. Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides - Kelly had recommended this book in one of her book report posts so I figured I'd give it a try. It took me a bit to get into it but once I did, I was hooked.
3. Midnight Crossroad by Charlaine Harris - If you're a fan of the Sookie Stackhouse series, I think you'll like this series as well. It's a bit mysterious and has some supernatural elements to it. This is the first book in the series, followed by Day Shift which I plan on reading in June.
4. Reconstructing Amelia by Kimberly McCreight - (Currently reading) I'm about half way through this book and love it. It's a mash up of blog posts, texts and also the first person perspective of the major characters. It's about a young girl who commits suicide (or did she?) and follows along as her mom tries to find out what really happened.
5. The Dinner by Herman Koch - Not gonna lie, I almost gave up on this book about half of the way in. I kinda figured out the plot and was a little bored with it. But in my push to start reading more (and actually finish books), I worked my way through the rest of it. Without giving too much away, it's about two couples that meet over dinner to discuss their sons. While it was well written, it definitely was different. I'm still not sure I liked it.
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4. Reconstructing Amelia by Kimberly McCreight - (Currently reading) I'm about half way through this book and love it. It's a mash up of blog posts, texts and also the first person perspective of the major characters. It's about a young girl who commits suicide (or did she?) and follows along as her mom tries to find out what really happened.
5. The Dinner by Herman Koch - Not gonna lie, I almost gave up on this book about half of the way in. I kinda figured out the plot and was a little bored with it. But in my push to start reading more (and actually finish books), I worked my way through the rest of it. Without giving too much away, it's about two couples that meet over dinner to discuss their sons. While it was well written, it definitely was different. I'm still not sure I liked it.
I only have 2 books on my 'to read' list for June and need some more suggestions. What have you guys been reading lately?
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Thursday, May 28, 2015
Tech: Favorite Apps
I'm not sure how I survived without my phone. Seriously y'all. I love how it helps me connect with people (text, social media) and how it helps me disconnect (games, reading). This is my home screen and I use pretty much all of these on a daily basis. Here's the breakdown (leaving out the obvious - camera, music, etc.)
VSCOcam - I don't know too many people who haven't heard of this app. I love the variety of filters they have and use this quite a bit to edit my photos.
Clue - This nifty little app tracks your period. Pretty basic, I know, but it will also alert you when you are about you begin your next cycle. As if we didn't already know! It also tracks your flow, ovulation, cramps, mood, etc.
iDream - I have chronic insomnia and have tried many (read: many) sound apps to help me fall asleep. iDream is so far my absolute favorite. I set the 'brown noise' to run for an hour and I'm usually asleep within that time. (Funny name but it's a low frequency static.)
Timehop - Sync up all of your social media to this app and Timehop shows you what you were doing one, two, three, four (etc.) years ago on this day.
OverDrive - My local library participates with OverDrive, which lets me download books to my Kindle. I get one week to read them before they 'expire' and disappear from my list of books. I love this app because let's face it, sometimes I'm too lazy to pop down to the library.
Speed Anatomy Lite - Yes, it is kinda weird to have a skinless head staring at me every time I look at my phone but this app helps keep my anatomy game sharp.
SmartPay - If you live anywhere on the East coast, download this app and you can save $0.10 per gallon at Cumberland Farms. And if you have a Jeep with big ass tires who guzzles gas like there's no tomorrow, you can end up saving quite a few bucks by the end of the year.
WW - I started Weight Watchers again about 2 weeks ago (down 6 pounds for the win!). Their app is super user friendly. It also has a barcode scanner so if you're out at the store you can simply scan and see how many points an item is. It also tracks exercise, water consumption and a host of other things.
Fitbit - I love my little Fitbit Flex and wear it every day. This app syncs via Bluetooth and tracks your daily steps. You can set up challenges with friends who also have a Fitbit
What apps are you guys using? Anything new and interesting? Any fun new games?
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Blurb Book: Washington
This past week I started working on my Washington photo book. I mean, it's only been a year since I went. (Get your shit together, Latini!) Anyways, I decided to use Blurb again. A few years ago I made a small 7x7 Instagram softcover with some photos from my summer in Alaska and it came out really great. Blurb has their very own software that you can download and basically drag and drop your photos in. It's very user friendly, which you can see by the photos. You can even add text in AND sell your book, should you so wish.
My only problem now is going through 2,000+ photos and try to decide which ones make it into the book. Baby steps. I'll keep you guys posted on the progress and hope to do a video walk through once it's completed.
Sunday, May 24, 2015
Sunday Morning Finds: Phone Accessories
Celebrating the phone over here, folks. This weekend, I want ALL THE THINGS!
Want more item details? Head over to the treasury here.
Happy, happy weekend!
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Week In The Life Preorder
You guys! It's here! We'll, it's now available for preorder anyways. I received an email yesterday saying that the Week in the Life kit is ready for preorder and immediately went over and reserved mine. (No deposit required. You pay when it ships!)
This year you have the option of two different covers. While I like the grey, I think the black and white text album just nails it. I wish that I could order additional ones. It would be nice to use these for future years and to have a stack of matching Week in the Life albums.
The kit also comes with 3x4 cards, a 3x8 paper stack, a stamp set, transparent numbers, wood veneers and a geotag that you can see in the top photo.
Out of everything in the kit, the one thing I'm looking forward to the most is the transparent page dividers, WHICH YOU GET FOR FREE IF YOU PREORDER BY MAY 31st! It's all about the little things, people. Exclamation points all around.
Click here to learn more or preorder yours!
/all photos by Ali Edwards/
Sunday, May 17, 2015
Sunday Morning Finds: Beer
It's everything beer weekend y'all! And really, who doesn't like beer?
Check out the treasury here! Go leave some love.
And have a happy weekend!
Friday, May 15, 2015
35 Things
1. I am thankful for the opportunity to go back to school in the fall.
2. I am thankful for Netflix.
3. I am thankful for Sunday breakfasts with my dad.
4. I am thankful for my library card.
5. I am thankful for my new home.
6. I am thankful for nights out with the girls.
7. I am thankful for new planners.
8. I am thankful for the produce section at Whole Foods.
9. I am thankful for hydrangeas, tulips, day lilies and the lone hosta.
10. I am thankful for caramel macchiatos.
11. I am thankful for new sneakers.
12. I am thankful for fire pits.
13. I am thankful for windows thrown wide open.
14. I am thankful for Elise, Kelly, Ann-Marie & Ali. These ladies inspire me on the daily.
15. I am thankful for FaceTime chats with my mom.
16. I am thankful for #olympicnationalpark on Instagram.
17. I am thankful for washi tape.
18. I am thankful for a good hot cup of tea.
19. I am thankful for afternoon weekend naps.
20. I am thankful for bacon. Because, hello, bacon.
21. I am thankful for Better Homes & Garden wax tarts.
22. I am thankful for Wayward Pines (Thursdays, Fox, 9pm)
23. I am thankful for spicy pickled green beans.
24. I am thankful for to do lists.
25. I am thankful for impromptu trips to Boston.
26. I am thankful for slow drives up 6a.
27. I am thankful for Trader Joe's Firework bar.
28. I am thankful for freshly mown lawns.
29. I am thankful for Origins charcoal masks.
30. I am thankful for snail mail.
31. I am thankful for new iPhone games.
32. I am thankful for pep talks via Facebook Messenger.
33. I am thankful for Burt's Bees chapstick.
34. I am thankful for Harry Potter marathons.
35. I am thankful for those of you who have stumbled across my blog.
I wish everyone a happy weekend! What are you thankful for?
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
101 List: #62 - The Books
Number 62 on my 101 List is reading 15 new books. Which is perfect since my 'to read' list now stretches across 4 pages (front and back). Here's what I've been reading lately:
1. Gray Mountain by John Grisham
2. Eva Moves the Furniture by Margot Livesey
3. What She Left Behind by Ellen Marie Wiseman
4. The Longest Ride by Nicholas Sparks
5. The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
6. Still Alice by Lisa Genova
7. Me Before You by Jojo Moyes
8. Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides
9. The Girl You Left Behind by Jojo Moyes
10. Midnight Crossroad by Charlaine Harris
11. The Dinner by Herman Koch
12. Reconstructing Amelia by Kimberly McCreight
13. Day Shift by Charlaine Harris
14. One Plus One by Jojo Moyes
15. Postmortem by Patricia Cornwell
16. Body of Evidence by Patricia Cornwell
17. All That Remains by Patricia Cornwell
18. Cruel & Unusual by Patricia Cornwell (are you guys seeing a pattern here?)
19. The Body Farm by Patricia Cornwell
20. From Potter's Field by Patricia Cornwell
21. Fetching Raymond: A Ford County Story by John Grisham
22. Cause of Death by Patricia Cornwell
23. Unnatural Exposure by Patricia Cornwell
24. Point of Origin by Patricia Cornwell
25. Black Notice by Patricia Cornwell
26. The Last Precinct by Patricia Cornwell
27. Blow Fly by Patricia Cornwell
28. Trace by Patricia Cornwell
29. Predator by Patricia Cornwell
30. Book of the Dead by Patricia Cornwell
31. Scarpetta by Patricia Cornwell
32. One Plus One by Jojo Moyes
33. Night Shift by Charlaine Harris
34. Disconnected by Jennifer Weiner
35. Breathless by Dean Koontz
36. The Bat: A Harry Hole Novel by Jo Nesbo (currently reading)
37. Harry Potter & The Cursed Child by JK Rowling (currently reading)
38. Luckiest Girl Alive by Jessica Knoll
39. Where They Found Her by Kimberly McCreight
40. This Is Where They Found Her by Amy Zhang
41. The Devil You Know by Trish Doller
42. Dark Matter by Blake Crouch
9. The Girl You Left Behind by Jojo Moyes
10. Midnight Crossroad by Charlaine Harris
11. The Dinner by Herman Koch
12. Reconstructing Amelia by Kimberly McCreight
13. Day Shift by Charlaine Harris
14. One Plus One by Jojo Moyes
15. Postmortem by Patricia Cornwell
16. Body of Evidence by Patricia Cornwell
17. All That Remains by Patricia Cornwell
18. Cruel & Unusual by Patricia Cornwell (are you guys seeing a pattern here?)
19. The Body Farm by Patricia Cornwell
20. From Potter's Field by Patricia Cornwell
21. Fetching Raymond: A Ford County Story by John Grisham
22. Cause of Death by Patricia Cornwell
23. Unnatural Exposure by Patricia Cornwell
24. Point of Origin by Patricia Cornwell
25. Black Notice by Patricia Cornwell
26. The Last Precinct by Patricia Cornwell
27. Blow Fly by Patricia Cornwell
28. Trace by Patricia Cornwell
29. Predator by Patricia Cornwell
30. Book of the Dead by Patricia Cornwell
31. Scarpetta by Patricia Cornwell
32. One Plus One by Jojo Moyes
33. Night Shift by Charlaine Harris
34. Disconnected by Jennifer Weiner
35. Breathless by Dean Koontz
36. The Bat: A Harry Hole Novel by Jo Nesbo (currently reading)
37. Harry Potter & The Cursed Child by JK Rowling (currently reading)
38. Luckiest Girl Alive by Jessica Knoll
39. Where They Found Her by Kimberly McCreight
40. This Is Where They Found Her by Amy Zhang
41. The Devil You Know by Trish Doller
42. Dark Matter by Blake Crouch
Sunday, May 10, 2015
Sunday Morning Finds: Birthday Week!
It's birthday week over here! That means a treasury filled with my favorite things and quite possibly a giveaway by the end of the week. Yay giveaways!
Stay tuned and have a happy week!
Also, Happy Mother's Day to all the mommas out there.
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
101 List: # 10 - The Movies
One of my goals from the 101 Project is to watch 100 new movies (new to me, not recently released). Once you start making a list of movies you want to see, it can get kind of out of hand. Apparently I'll be quite a busy girl. Here is my list so far. I'm gladly taking suggestions!
1. Odd Thomas (05/30/14)
2. Karla (06/02/14)
3. Inside: Chipotle (06/03/14)
4. The Lesser Blessed (06/03/14)
5. Mile, Mile and a Half (06/04/14)
6. Malecifent (06/17/14)
7. Devil's Knot (07/03/14)
8. The Woman Who Wasn't There (07/13/14)
9. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (07/16/14)
10. Drinking Buddies (07/18/14)
11. Tiger Eyes (07/19/14)
12. World War Z (07/22/14)
13. Transformers: Age of Extinction (07/27/14)
14. Frozen Ground (08/23/14)
15. Gone Girl
16. Nightcrawler
17. Silver Linings Playbook (10/06/14)
18. How I Live Now (11/22/14)
19. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 (11/26/14, 11/30/14)
20. Wolf of Wall Street (12/17/14)
21. Wild (12/20/14)
22. Cropsey (12/22/14)
23. The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies (12/24/14)
24. Hick (12/25/14)
25. My Week With Marilyn (12/26/14)
26. Into the Woods (12/27/14)
27. Burt's Buzz (12/27/14)
28. Stuck (01/01/15)
29. American Sniper (01/24/15)
30. Horns (02/07/15)
31. Closure (03/08/15)
32. Bridget Jones's Diary (03/08/15)
33. The Virgin Suicides (03/21/15)
34. Life Partners (04/03/15)
35. Frankie & Alice (04/03/15)
36. Going Clear (04/08/15)
37. The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Her (04/09/15)
38. Pitch Perfect 2 (05/31/15)
39. Hot Girls Wanted (05/31/15)
40. Becoming Chaz (06/02/15)
41. The Good Lie (07/04/15)
42. Grey Gardens (07/05/15)
43. The Book of Life (07/05/15)
44. The Fault in Our Stars (07/06/15)
45. Lee Daniel's The Butler (08/14/15)
46. Let's Be Cops (08/28/15)
47. The Book Thief (08/29/15)
48. Everest (10/03/15)
49. Philomena (10/11/15)
50. Earth to Echo (10/17/2015)
51. Madame Bovary (11/01/2015)
52. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 (11/26/15)
53. Secret In Their Eyes (12/05/15)
54. Moonrise Kingdom (12/14/15)
55. India's Daughter (12/15/15)
56. King of Devil's Island (12/16/15)
57. The Best Offer (12/19/15)
58. The Revenant (1/18/16)
59. Edge of Tomorrow (1/23/16)
60. Spotlight (1/24/16)
61. The Intern (01/26/16)
62. Extract (01/28/16)
63. Audrie & Daisy (10/1/16)
64. The Witness (10/04/16)
65. Amanda Knox (10/09/16)
66. Brooklyn (10/18/16)
67. The Girl on the Train (10/19/16)
68. Drop Zone (10/30/16)
69. The Accountant (11/10/16)
70. Jurassic World (11/11/16)
71. The Imitation Game (11/15/16)
38. Pitch Perfect 2 (05/31/15)
39. Hot Girls Wanted (05/31/15)
40. Becoming Chaz (06/02/15)
41. The Good Lie (07/04/15)
42. Grey Gardens (07/05/15)
43. The Book of Life (07/05/15)
44. The Fault in Our Stars (07/06/15)
45. Lee Daniel's The Butler (08/14/15)
46. Let's Be Cops (08/28/15)
47. The Book Thief (08/29/15)
48. Everest (10/03/15)
49. Philomena (10/11/15)
50. Earth to Echo (10/17/2015)
51. Madame Bovary (11/01/2015)
52. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 (11/26/15)
53. Secret In Their Eyes (12/05/15)
54. Moonrise Kingdom (12/14/15)
55. India's Daughter (12/15/15)
56. King of Devil's Island (12/16/15)
57. The Best Offer (12/19/15)
58. The Revenant (1/18/16)
59. Edge of Tomorrow (1/23/16)
60. Spotlight (1/24/16)
61. The Intern (01/26/16)
62. Extract (01/28/16)
63. Audrie & Daisy (10/1/16)
64. The Witness (10/04/16)
65. Amanda Knox (10/09/16)
66. Brooklyn (10/18/16)
67. The Girl on the Train (10/19/16)
68. Drop Zone (10/30/16)
69. The Accountant (11/10/16)
70. Jurassic World (11/11/16)
71. The Imitation Game (11/15/16)
Sunday, May 3, 2015
Sunday Morning Finds: Mother's Day
This year I'll be creating weekly Etsy treasuries featuring handmade products with each week having a different theme. Since Mother's Day is right around the corner, I decided to focus on the perfect gifts for our moms (and nanas & grammas too!).
Click on the photo for the link or check out the rest of my treasuries here.
Hope everyone is having a great weekend!
Friday, May 1, 2015
The 101 Project
The Mission:
Complete 101 preset tasks in a period of 1001 days.
The Criteria:
Tasks must be specific (i.e., no ambiguity in the wording) with a result that is either measurable or clearly defined. Tasks must also be realistic and stretching (i.e., represent some amount of work on my part).
Why 1001 Days?
Many people have created lists in the past - frequently simple goals such as New Year's resolutions. The key to beating procrastination is to set a deadline that is realistic. 1001 days (about 2.75 years) is a better period of time than a year, because it allows you several seasons to complete the tasks, which is better for organizing and timing some tasks such as overseas trips or outdoor activities.
Some common goal setting tips:
1. Be decisive . Know exactly what you want, why you want it, and how to plan to achieve it.
2. Stay focused. Any goal requires sustained focus from beginning to end. Constantly evaluate your progress.
3. Welcome failure. Frequently, very little is learned from a venture that did not experience failure in some form. Failure presents the opportunity to learn and makes the success more worthy.
4. Write down your goals. It clarifies your thinking and reinforces your commitment.
5. Keep your goals in sight. Review them frequently, and ensure that they are always at the forefront of your thinking.
Start Date: May 30, 2014
End Date: February 24, 2017
Number of Items Completed: 7/101
Number of Items In Progress: 3/101
1. Try stand up paddle boarding
2. Watch the sun rise.
3.Make homemade popsicles (Completed 1/9/15)
4. Have a day-long Netflix marathon
5. Hike the Wonderland Trail (or at least a good portion of it)
6. Take a glass blowing class
7. Eat no sweets for a week
8. Visit 5 national parks
9. Go to a drive-in
10. Watch 100 movies I've never seen (See the list here.) (In progress)
11. Go camping.
12. Complete a 30-day yoga challenge
13. Take a dance class.
14.Move into my own apartment (Completed 3/13/15, 03/10/16)
15.Get a massage (Completed 8/9/16)
16. Design/get another tattoo.
17. Go electronic free for a weekend
18. Visit Niagra Falls
19. Make another quilt
20. Donate blood
21.Go to a concert (Completed 07/02/14 - The Counting Crows)
22. Learn how to make granny squares
23. Fill a sketchbook
24. Go horseback riding
25. Take a hike in the woods
26. Go skinny dipping
27. Adopt a dog
28. Wear a 'free hugs' sign for a day
29.Go to a Red Sox game (Completed 06/16/14, 08/20/14)
30. Participate in a polar plunge
31. Build a gingerbread house
32. Visit Time's Square on New Year's Eve
33. Redesign my blog (In progress)
34. Go to Bonnaroo
35. Visit Mystic Aquarium
36. Explore Nantucket
37. See a play on Broadway
38.Go on a brewery tour (Completed 08/16/14, 05/02/15 - Sam Adams)
39. Organize my iTunes collection
40. Attend the Boston Marathon
41. Go see The Black Keys in concert
42. Find the perfect little black dress
43. Blog at least once a week (In progress)
44. Spend a night star gazing
45. Achieve a healthy BMI
46. Create an emergency fund
47. Swim with sharks
48. Take a belly dance class
49. Go to a planetarium
50. Volunteer at a shelter
51. Visit a lighthouse.
52. Buy a DSLR
53. Hike to the top of a mountain
54. Visit 3 new cities
55. Go snorkeling
56. Explore the Outer Banks
57. Go to a wine festival
58. Spend a relaxing day at the beach
59. Go tubing down a river
60. Fly first class
61. Complete the 30 day squat challenge
62.Read 15 new books (See the list here or find me on Goodreads) (Completed)
63. Have breakfast in bed
64. Get my LTC permit.
65. Complete the December Daily project
66. Go zip-lining again
67. Get a stamp on my passport
68. Buy a stranger coffee
69. Take a shot with a bartender
70. Ride in a limo
71. Buy Cards Against Humanity sets
72. Create a memory box
73. Visit an orchard
74. Start a business
75. Pay off my debt
76. Go to a costume party
77. Visit a dermatologist
78. Go meatless for one month
79. Finish my Alaskan Blurb book
80. Eat breakfast every day for one month
81. Find a smoothie recipe I actually enjoy
82. Go paintballing
83. Complete five 5k races
84. Take a cooking class
85. Log at least 15 miles a week (In progress)
86. Hike the Appalachian Trail (or sections of it)
87. Design a set of PL cards
88. Go to a Patriots game
89. Visit the Grand Canyon
90. Take a self-defense class
91. Go sledding
92. Fly in a helicopter
93. Spend a day at the spa
94. Hang out in Newport, RI for a weekend
95. Go on a whale watch
96. Make homemade pickles
97. Stand in a waterfall
98. Go sailing
99. Complete another Color Run
100. Make 10 scarves to donate to the homeless
And finally...
101. On day 1001, publish a new 101 list
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Complete 101 preset tasks in a period of 1001 days.
The Criteria:
Tasks must be specific (i.e., no ambiguity in the wording) with a result that is either measurable or clearly defined. Tasks must also be realistic and stretching (i.e., represent some amount of work on my part).
Why 1001 Days?
Many people have created lists in the past - frequently simple goals such as New Year's resolutions. The key to beating procrastination is to set a deadline that is realistic. 1001 days (about 2.75 years) is a better period of time than a year, because it allows you several seasons to complete the tasks, which is better for organizing and timing some tasks such as overseas trips or outdoor activities.
Some common goal setting tips:
1. Be decisive . Know exactly what you want, why you want it, and how to plan to achieve it.
2. Stay focused. Any goal requires sustained focus from beginning to end. Constantly evaluate your progress.
3. Welcome failure. Frequently, very little is learned from a venture that did not experience failure in some form. Failure presents the opportunity to learn and makes the success more worthy.
4. Write down your goals. It clarifies your thinking and reinforces your commitment.
5. Keep your goals in sight. Review them frequently, and ensure that they are always at the forefront of your thinking.
Start Date: May 30, 2014
End Date: February 24, 2017
Number of Items Completed: 7/101
Number of Items In Progress: 3/101
1. Try stand up paddle boarding
2. Watch the sun rise.
3.
4. Have a day-long Netflix marathon
5. Hike the Wonderland Trail (or at least a good portion of it)
6. Take a glass blowing class
7. Eat no sweets for a week
8. Visit 5 national parks
9. Go to a drive-in
10. Watch 100 movies I've never seen (See the list here.) (In progress)
11. Go camping.
12. Complete a 30-day yoga challenge
13. Take a dance class.
14.
15.
16. Design/get another tattoo.
17. Go electronic free for a weekend
18. Visit Niagra Falls
19. Make another quilt
20. Donate blood
21.
22. Learn how to make granny squares
23. Fill a sketchbook
24. Go horseback riding
25. Take a hike in the woods
26. Go skinny dipping
27. Adopt a dog
28. Wear a 'free hugs' sign for a day
29.
30. Participate in a polar plunge
31. Build a gingerbread house
32. Visit Time's Square on New Year's Eve
33. Redesign my blog (In progress)
34. Go to Bonnaroo
35. Visit Mystic Aquarium
36. Explore Nantucket
37. See a play on Broadway
38.
39. Organize my iTunes collection
40. Attend the Boston Marathon
41. Go see The Black Keys in concert
42. Find the perfect little black dress
43. Blog at least once a week (In progress)
44. Spend a night star gazing
45. Achieve a healthy BMI
46. Create an emergency fund
47. Swim with sharks
48. Take a belly dance class
49. Go to a planetarium
50. Volunteer at a shelter
51. Visit a lighthouse.
52. Buy a DSLR
53. Hike to the top of a mountain
54. Visit 3 new cities
55. Go snorkeling
56. Explore the Outer Banks
57. Go to a wine festival
58. Spend a relaxing day at the beach
59. Go tubing down a river
60. Fly first class
61. Complete the 30 day squat challenge
62.
63. Have breakfast in bed
64. Get my LTC permit.
65. Complete the December Daily project
66. Go zip-lining again
67. Get a stamp on my passport
68. Buy a stranger coffee
69. Take a shot with a bartender
70. Ride in a limo
71. Buy Cards Against Humanity sets
72. Create a memory box
73. Visit an orchard
74. Start a business
75. Pay off my debt
76. Go to a costume party
77. Visit a dermatologist
78. Go meatless for one month
79. Finish my Alaskan Blurb book
80. Eat breakfast every day for one month
81. Find a smoothie recipe I actually enjoy
82. Go paintballing
83. Complete five 5k races
84. Take a cooking class
85. Log at least 15 miles a week (In progress)
86. Hike the Appalachian Trail (or sections of it)
87. Design a set of PL cards
88. Go to a Patriots game
89. Visit the Grand Canyon
90. Take a self-defense class
91. Go sledding
92. Fly in a helicopter
93. Spend a day at the spa
94. Hang out in Newport, RI for a weekend
95. Go on a whale watch
96. Make homemade pickles
97. Stand in a waterfall
98. Go sailing
99. Complete another Color Run
100. Make 10 scarves to donate to the homeless
And finally...
101. On day 1001, publish a new 101 list
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