1.08.2010
1.07.2010
Progress: Day Seven
My progress on much of anything has been a bit side tracked due to unforeseen circumstances, such as massive book sales at Barnes and Noble and randomly scheduled lunches with friends. Thank goodness for 1001 days!
21. Watch between 75-100 movies (6/75+)
- The Producers
- 10 Things I Hate About You
22. Read a minimum of 100 books by the end of the 1001 days (1/100+)
- Single State of the Union: Single Women Speak Out on Life, Love, and the Pursuit of Happiness
73. Donate $1 to a charity organization for every goal I complete (2/100)
81. Purchase a portable hard drive -- my parents purchased one for me as a gift for the upcoming semester. Thanks, mom and dad!
For all of you Jessica Valenti fans out there...
If anyone is interested, here is the link to ask whatever you so choose about this brilliant feminist author! She's literally answering all questions, so pose anything you'd like to know/learn about/from Valenti.
My favorite response:
Why do you believe girls are outdoing boys in school these days? Are they just smarter?
Nah, I think they're just hiding all the answers in their vaginas.
BRILLIANCE.
1.04.2010
Progress: Day Four
- I did my first workout today for week one. Hopefully I'll keep up with this!
21. Watch between 75-100 movies (4/75)
- Iron Jawed Angels (which is ABSOLUTELY phenomenal)
22. Read a minimum of 100 books by the end of the 1001 days (0/100+)
- I have nearly completed Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms
- I have begun Collins' The Woman in White
- I purchased two books (one for a penny, the other for four dollars with free shipping) that I will begin immediately from Seal Press via Amazon entitled Single State of the Union: Single Women Speak Out on Life, Love, and the Pursuit of Happiness and The F-Word: Feminism in Jeopardy- Women, Politics, and the Future
46. Send a letter to a member of the Armed Services who is stationed overseas (1/1)
Xerox has a program entitled "Let's Say Thanks in Support of Our Troops" that allows you to attach a message to a postcard designed by kids all across the country, and they send these cards free of charge to our troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. Such a kind gesture takes literally two minutes, so join in and express your gratitude to a solider fighting for our freedom! :-)



