What I've done:
- traveled to Taiwan by myself, more or less
- went to a doctor in China
- got IV shots for the first time
- went to an acupuncturist
- "fixed" my skin problems
- limited greatly the types of food, especially meat, I can eat
- seen (and yes, this is for shock value) 4 amphitheater plays, 5 free plays, for a total of 8 plays/musicals (bigger than jesus, restoration comedy, ennio, happy end, ragtime, rent, much ado about nothing, merchant of venice)
- hung out lots with certain people
- entertained mobs of people at my gorgeous apt
- purchased $150 worth of groceries in one go, then $185 at costco. there goes working this summer
- started biking. I suppose I'm still in the process of starting, I haven't gotten very much better
- sat in the rose garden in Berkeley
- did NOT go to Oregon
- attended yoga class at ungodly hours of the morning
- worked for insane hours, not all of which was paid
- did lots of barestage work for the year
- walked in San Francisco more times than I have my entire LIFE
- walked the Golden Gate Bridge
- welcomed home a crazy friend who biked cross country
- made a website. More exciting to me than you, I'm sure
- I want to go somewhere by myself. Live by myself, and travel by myself. Meeting up with friends occassionally is fine, but I want to go somewhere where I'm not living with family or friends.
- I like html/the concept of programming much more than I knew. Unfortunately, I'm trying to graduate. Fortunately, my dad has an enormous java book and I have tons of friends that program. ^.^s
- I worry about things more than I should, more than is healthy. I'm also good at talking myself into things I didn't previously believe.
- I am a workaholic. I am really bad at leaving or saying no. I do not have healthy eating habits. Nor sleeping habits, for that matter.
- I like reading. A lot. The reason I don't like reading non-fiction is because I feel like it is less okay to be disappointed; whereas, there is so much bad fiction out there that one simply cannot expect everything to be good.
- I will read almost anything. Especially if it is delivered.
- I still want to do too much. I think I frustrate people.
- I am extremely lucky: in the friends I have, the adults that I have met, the people that I work with, the family I have. There are times I doubt I am ready to leave this all behind.
- staying up too late
- not getting up early enough
- allowing that to be an excuse
- almost making the possibly biggest mistake of my life, thus far
- not getting as much work done
- not making it to yoga every day
- not spending more time with my cousins
- stressing myself, and by extension, others out
- talking myself into insecurities and doubts
- freaking out less
- not going to Canada
- not eating all the food I wasn't supposed to eat
- not playing heroes v for over a week
- working
- not being a hermit for the entire summer
- shortening a five hour meeting to three (although it MAY be because I talk fast)
- keeping in touch with friends even if they weren't here
- making it home a couple times a week when my dad came/left, my cousins came/left, more important family things
- not being quite as addicted to my computer
- making an origami tesselation
- keeping my room somewhat clean
- cooking for 15 people
