Profile
Name: Carole N.
Age: 22
Gender: Female
Country: Canada, England, United States and Taiwan
E-mail: carolenickle@yahoo.com
About Me
Countries Visited:
Canada
England
Italy
USA
Taiwan
New Loves:
Daffodils
Milk Tea
Blogs
Homes:
#811-80 Inverlochy Blvd.
Evenlode Cottage, Banbury Hill Farm, Enstone Rd.
630 Ruth St.
3F, 45, Ln. 78, Sec. 1, An-ho Rd.
Top Three Soundtrack CDs:
Norah Jones - Feels Like Home
Over the Rhine - Ohio
Sarah Harmer - We were There
Top 3 Books Read:
Without Reservations - Alice Steinbach
Mourning Becomes Electra - Eugene O'Neill
The Miserable Mill - Lemony Snickett
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Thursday, February 03, 2005
A link to my real site - regularly updated:
Taipei Traveller
Carole at 7:07 PM
Saturday, January 08, 2005
Best Friends:
Heidi, Susan, and Whitney
Claire and Jamie
Kathy, Michelle and Jill
Carolyn and Jillian
Top 3 Favorite Days:
January 27 ~ London 'Adventure' ~ Emergent Convention ~ Wintery Homecoming
February 6 ~ Venice, island of Murano, cappacinos, masked people, dinner!
March 26 ~ performance of Shakespeare ~ ending party
3 Epiphanies:
March 10 - There is a perfect someone for me - only not now.
May 29 - I can go to Taiwan to teach English for a year - why didn't I think of that before?
August 7 - I'm really glad I'm not getting married and I didn't date in college!
Carole at 1:39 AM
Resolutions for 2005:
1. Exercise on a regular basis, like you were before
2. Make reading a priority over television
3. Set limits for time spent online
4. Spend less money on food - keep better track of your budget
5. Take risks and value adventure over comfort
6. Spend money on good books, times with friends, and travel, don't spend money on one-time indulgences that won't be memorable (movies, bottles of wine, lunches out).
7. Learn Chinese.
8. Keep in touch with people. Email responses every week.
Carole at 1:37 AM
Friday, January 07, 2005
Once again I am amazed at how my life goes from one thing to the next without me having the least clue. I was having so much trouble letting go of 2004 because so many wonderful things had happened, and I felt like all I had to look forward to was a year of teaching all by myself. But now, in the blink of an eye, the future is exciting again, and I feel much more comfortable about signing on for another year. And so now, I can finally say goodbye to such a wonderful year of 2004 and truly celebrate the hope that 2005 will hold.
Carole at 7:58 PM
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