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AuReve

I'm doing 39 things

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AuReve's Life List

1. Learn Italian
5,739 people
2. Take better photographs
338 people
3. eat more organic foods
141 people
4. learn to ride a bike
601 people
5. go horseback riding
559 people
6. Visit Australia
1 cheer 2,457 people
7. Visit San Francisco
323 people
8. Save money
14,731 people
9. stick to a budget
1,302 people
10. Grow a vegetable garden
350 people
11. learn to sew
3,648 people
12. Practice Yoga
4,106 people
13. Improve my posture
2,662 people
14. drink more water
18,986 people
15. make my own clothes
2,198 people
16. sell my art
564 people
17. collect art
79 people
18. learn to ice skate
463 people
19. wake up when my alarm clock goes off
7,531 people
20. make baked alaska
16 people
21. buy less
114 people
22. become fluent in Spanish
1,926 people
23. freelance for magazines
1 person
24. visit Tokyo
501 people
25. exercise regularly
10,555 people
26. become more organized
841 people
27. submit poetry to literary journals
2 people
28. start painting again
481 people
29. volunteer
4,892 people
30. give more money to charity
13 people
31. stop procrastinating
26,964 people
32. visit Paris
1,214 people
33. visit Spain
575 people
34. Visit Italy
2,348 people
35. meditate
2,765 people
36. have work-life balance
2 people
37. Be a more ethical consumer
18 people
38. make a smaller ecological footprint
1,040 people
39. visit Greece
873 people

Recent entries

They're like little people. 2 years ago

Really, they are.

They have their own opinions. They come and go as they please. They have varying moods.

Cats are wonderful pets and companions. They’re intelligent and quite self-sufficient, but also loving and grateful to you. They give you space, but can also be very affectionate. They’re extremely clean and aren’t too much work, and you can keep a cat as comfortably in a small apartment as you can in a large house.

And of course they’re adorable to boot.

Jul 25, 2007, 07:27PM PDT | 2 cheers | 0 comments

be on Jeopardy!

Don't do it for the money. 2 years ago

You can’t go in expecting to win big—if you get third place, they’ll give you $1,000, just enough to cover airfare and hotel.

Do it for the experience. The lights. The excitement. The chance to see what Alex Trebek is really like when the cameras stop rolling (he’s much less serious than he appears on TV—in fact, he’s a total cut-up).

Jul 25, 2007, 07:20PM PDT | 2 cheers | 1 comment