I rode almost everything at Knott's, but I'm not counting them because they're sort of small. I will count one of the mega coasters at Six Flags.

Been free since 08/01/12 at least. Maybe a little longer, but we'll count that day. If I don't get another one until 02/01/12, then success!

Had to change it, because I may not become a CPA at all. Depends on how becoming a CFP goes.

I might be able to get Dad's Explorer instead, which I will count as the same thing.

We went to the little Mexican food place in Fullerton. Very authentic taquitos. Too authentic. The chicken inside wasn't flavored! But the tortilla outside and the toppings were delicious.

I read The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People! Very interesting read, and I plan to try and implement the habits.

I need a few good makeup brushes, plus a matte bronzer, blusher, and highlighter. Plus a small eyeshadow palette (neutral) to do my eyes with. Also, I should really get an eyelash curler, an eyepencil sharpener, and maybe some liquid liner for my top lash. Oh, and a flesh colored pencil for my lower water line. That's iffy, but I may as well try it.

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-bind-your-own-Hardback-Book/step15/Experiment-and-make-loads-of-different-books/

This is a perfect tutorial, along with a good tutorial for printing and making the signatures, I could easily make a book.

Can buy one from Lowe's for $15 bucks. Not sure if it will be available in December.

http://www.recipebridge.com/g/63/2147905609/cheddar-and-stilton-drop-biscuits

A vegetarian chili or casserole, like lasagna.

Alton Brown has a recipe for this and the broth base (called dashi) on foodnetwork.com

I love the Japanese red maple.

Classic shape with mostly classic candy decorations. I like the idea, however, of using butterscotch to melt for windows and spreading icing in a scalloped shape for the roof. Or maybe doing Oreo shingles.

wikihow has pictures with the process with instructions that make the most sense. Maybe get a recipe from somewhere else.

Okay, it's pretty much gyoza or potstickers that I mean. You'd think I'd learn the names of these foods since I like them so much.

Either a sugar maple or a fruit tree that doesn't require grafting later (do these exist). Or I'll grow multiple trees to graft onto rootstock later. BUT probably a sugar maple.

I might have to change this to "Get into graduate school to got my master's in accountancy"

A good flashlight, a gallon of water, basic tools, fix-a-flat, road flares, and a first aid kit, plus a laminated list of info to get in an accident (what information are you supposed to get from the other person/people involved?).

There's a place you can have your book printed, as a gift or for the purpose of getting published. I'm not sure how fancy I want to get, but I still liked that old-fashioned looking cookbook from b&n where it looked like a "potion" book or something like that.

I want to full on bind it, but not for a while because I want to try all these recipes first.

sushiencyclopedia.com seems to have a lot of good information. I need to learn to roll them right and I know that Whole Foods sells the ingredients, including the sushi grade fish.

I think I meant Pasta Bolognese sauce, not really a basic tomato basil sauce. Anne Burrel on Food Network has a highly rated recipe.

I am missing one and three and I think I might want to get a new four.

Probably will buy some old magazines from the library for a quarter a piece.

A baby one of $1000 before starting to pay debt, and then a full 3 to 6 months fund after debt is paid. Not sure how much that will need to be until I get to that point.

This will be a crazy thing to do. Mostly student loans, but there might be little old debts. I will have to order all my credit reports to make sure I pay everything. Also, if the Focus loan is still on my credit report, it needs to be removed. I think it's making me look bad.

May 2013

Program at UCI, takes place in spring. Will probably complete program in spring of 2014, since I won't have the money next spring. The cost is $5000, including books.

Using Fluenz system

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/tyler-florence/the-ultimate-beef-wellington-recipe2/index.html

Tyler Florence's recipe, so you know it's good.

Mushroom ravioli. Portobello maybe. I could try chicken, but meat raviolis are always weird and dry. MAYBE shrimp and crab ravioli?

I want Devil's Food with strawberry filling. I will try chocolate cake with fudge filling or cookies and cream filling.

Insurances to buy:
*Health (with maternity and HSA option)
*Dental
*Vision
*Disability
*Life
*Renter's
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I want to use the Joy of Cooking, Julia Child's book, or the equivalent Italian book for this.

Saved 70% last week, but no red plum or smart source this week. :-|

So, that's 142 times! Should be twice a week, but if I have hives again or a breakout or even a little bit of sunburn, it's a bad idea. :-/

Johnsonville No Ordinary Burger contest (1/10) Except I didn't have a photo!

Went to another Korean BBQ place (2/10)

I want to try new California Adventures restaurant.

Maybe paper lanterns? Like the origami paper lanterns over christmas lights.

Pop Lash and Beauty Bar is less expensive with better reviews than "Trang" and better reviews than everyone else too.

3 times (each Christmas)

Sagittaria latifolia for the Hunger Games
Dandelion for Dandelion wine
Lily of the valley for Harry Potter

Ideas: quinoa, swordfish/shark, thai food, fondue, oysters (?), goat or goat's milk (maybe curried goat), fruit wine other than grapes, sea bass (australis barramundi - sustainable), spaghetti squash, crepes, ratatouille, indian food.

Picture of Wall-E OR Wall-E and Eve with "We're coming down to the ground
We'll hear the birds sing in the trees
And the land will be looked after
We send the seeds out in the breeze

Redefine your priorities
These are extraordinary qualities
To find on Earth"

And picture of truffula trees and Unless monument with "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot. Nothing is going to get better, it's not."

Idea - press and frame a dandelion and, as a backdrop, write out the first page of Dandelion wine on a photo mat, attach flower in front, and frame with more mat with a wine bottle stamped on it, then frame with a real frame. It will look pretty!

http://www.filmsite.org/afi100filmsA.html

(1/10) Korean BBQ!