Do This.

Cook.
Enjoy the sun.
Bake.
Dance in the rain.
Save money.
Make new friends.
Wear more of the clothes you already have.
Smile at people.
Paint.
Try harder.
Take photos.
Do what you're good at.
Clean your room.
Go to beaches.
Re-arrange furniture.
Flirt.
Get rid of things.
Dress up.
Donate.
Dress down.
Be organized.
Say hello.
Recycle.
Help out.
Knit.
Volunteer.
Sew.
Make your own clothes.
Exercise.
Eat healthy.
Practice piano.
See things.
See places.
Read books.
Tan.
Blast music.
Make things for people.
Take care of yourself.
Be grateful.
Don't raise your voice when you're angry.
Learn to play a new instrument.

Doctor

I was looking through old notebooks from when I was very little and I found this in one of them:

DOCTOR

I would like to become a doctor because if you are a good doctor, you will get paid very well. But if you're a bad doctor, you're chances aren't so high.

There are good days for a doctor and there are bad days.
An example of a bad day is when you have to look inside someone's bottom. On a good day, you don't get a lot of patients.

Books, books, books

My friend Robin suggested that our little group of four should write a book. I think it's a great idea and it could be really interesting. I realize that writing a book is a huge project but I'm willing to give it a go. However, I want to read more books and write more before we write a book, even if it's not on my blog. I'm going to make a list of all the books I read this year and see how many I can read in a year.

I went to the library on Tuesday, December 22nd and took out 5 books:

- A Year in Europe by Rachel Hawthorne (finished it yesterday)
- Chicks with Sticks (Knitwise) by Elizabeth Lenhard (this is the one I'm reading right now, I'm really enjoying it since I like knitting and I have a group of four friends that I can somewhat relate to)
- Say Goodnight, Gracie by Julie Reece Deaver
- Where I Want to Be by Cara DeVito
- The Music of Dolphins by Karen Hesse