A few weeks ago I was spending a great radio and instead of $ 250 on a therapist, I turned instead to my Kindle (which now wants to sell for $ 189, I might add). And fortunately, in a minute, I found the recipe I had to smile once again the best-seller lists, I decided I had to crack "The Happiness Project, Gretchen Rubin. Rubin, a former lawyer-turned-journalist-turned-author embarks on a 12-month journey in which they are a lucky project after another. By de-cluttered home, refrain from gossip, to share in search time exercise back into her life to write a novel in a month (now that I have to try) to do the things the loved her when she 10 years old, succeeded Gretchen Rubin book to help me through my recent rough patch set, while inspiring me things I have not done in a really long time to try. Now that I have read the book, I decided on some luck to start their own projects. And while I think that should de-clutter of my list, and for any reason, by my post, my closets and the basement does not make me make you happy, it will just be me but overwhelmed.I enroll in a Creative Writing class. I've always loved stories and want to try to write a novel. Most likely this is a novel for young people, because my vocabulary is about as strong as a fifth grader's, but either way, I'm definitely in a class that encourage me, will look to take my love of writing to the next level. I also have a musical theater workshop at the BMI Music Publishing House (I have ambitions to become a poet) is applied. I have no idea if I am accepted (they sent some of my favorite song parodies), but my feeling is: nothing ventured, nothing gained! I'll keep you posted when we know that happens.I determined to lose weight am. OK. This is more like a New Year's resolution, but I'm currently reading "Change Your Brain, Change Your Body" and I hope that when my brain does a better choice, my body is much better for him! I want to take many great vacation with my family. Or maybe just a really fun holiday where we tons of memories, take many pictures and relax! I want to sleep more because they selfishly, that the more you sleep say, the better it is for your metabolism. And I want to go back to do what I loved, before I had children. (I already do things that I loved when I was 10 - singing when no one is nearby). I was actually recording a sport that I love to be sans kids ... Rollerblading. In the early 90s, I used in-line skating in Central Park every evening after work and on weekends and come to think I looked damn good back then. So at last Sunday I strapped on my knife and gasped all the way down Pinebrook Blvd., Passing cars and exhaust fumes in my wake. While I survived my first trip, today morning was not as successful adventure. During blading along the street to hear "Escape" (I was tired, my wife, we have together too long), I have on a branch and the next thing I knew, slipped, I went into the ground falls - with my iPhone - which, incidentally, now has a cracked screen (think it's time for an iPhone 4G then). Anyway, I've decided to cross the street and the blade back home and a friend saw me puffing on the side of the street and asked me if I wanted a ride. I refused and blew it all the way back to my house (which sits on an incredibly steep hill, I might add). Something tells me that while rollerblading made me happy when I was 22, it could not make me so happy right about now - especially since I have some cash to repair my phone has to cough. Maybe I should just invest in a new pair of blades, or should a better route the next time I hit the open road.Either way I work out my lucky projects an assignment at a time. How about you? Projects have been luck that you would want to tackle?
