A lot

I have moved. There are horses and a dog and some kitties. It's pretty much a return to my childhood and is quite refreshing. I'm unpacked, and learning the trash schedule. And I know my new phone number. Overall, I'm happier here and it's a good fit for now.

I hope to get back to making my list soon. And post regularly.

Top 100, Part deux

26. See a concert at Carnegie Hall

27. Be a regional level LPM.

28. Own a place that has a music room and a study.

29. Go on a cruise

30. Learn to play an instrument other than piano.

31. Love someone more than I love myself.

32. Puddle jump in another country

33. Drink wine in Napa.

34. Drink wine in France.

35. Buy shoes in France.

36. Buy a couture dress.

37. Have beautiful shoes custom made for my feet.

38. See the pyramids

39. Run a mile.

40. Sing in a choir again.

41. Walk the Susan Komen race for the cure.

42. Host a benefit.

43. Act in a minor local production.

44. Climb a small mountain.

45. Ride in a hot air balloon.

46. Go on a cruise.

47. Go white water rafting.

48. Own a foreign beautiful car.

49. Ride a motorcycle.

50. Spend a week at the Musee D'Orsee

Top 100 Things To Do

I regularly read www.mightygirl.net, and a while back she posted a series of blogs that I thought "neat, not for me" about. Now that I'm knee deep in bubble wrap and living a minimalist existence for the next three days, I'm remembering some goals I set for myself as a twelve-ish year-old. I was going to be a research MD that owned a horse farm in Texas with lots of cowboys. So, that's not exactly how things are going down now, but let's make a new list:
1. Get a dog.
2. Travel abroad alone
3. Live for at least one year in Northern France.
4. Learn to shoot a gun.
5. Try a roller coaster again as an adult.
6. Teach someone to read.
7. Get rid of all of my credit cards
8. Get my master's degree
9. Write a novel
10. Learn to ride a horse without a guide person
11. Get the $25K case
12. Always live somewhere that I have freedom to paint
13. Own a classic car
14. Attend a benefit gala
15. Tend my own herb garden
16. Learn to care for house plants
17. Learn to ballroom dance (more than the waltz)
18. Own a hang on the wall tv (I'm superficial too)
19. Keep my cholesterol in check
20. Fill up my iPod
21. Take pictures that someone calls amazing.
22. Learn to ride a bike
23. Participate in a "Take back the night" march.
24. See the stars again
25. Watch an Aurora Borealis

So, I'll go in 4 parts as well, because this is pretty difficult!

April Fool's

Only one person played a joke on me. And I really didn't fall for it.

I move Saturday.