I'm doing 31 things
After years of performing in school musicals and local theatre I was thrilled to finally make it to New York and see my first show on Broadway; Dancing at Luhgnasa. That same trip my friend and I saw Guys and Dolls with Faith Prince and Nathan Lane. Since then I’ve seen others, but my first Broadway play and first Broadway musical were by far the most exciting.
Bow2yourSensei's Life List
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1. strive toward being a true Christian
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2. Go to the Kentucky Derby and wear a big hat
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3. Speak French fluently
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4. Cheer on at least 43 people.
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5. write a book
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6. start a business
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7. Attend Carnival in Brazil
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8. run with the bulls in Pamplona
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9. play a musical instrument
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10. Attend the Tony Awards
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11. attend the Cannes Film Festival
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12. attend the grammys
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13. go to sundance film festival
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14. start using the library
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15. visit all 50 states
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16. be more social
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17. lose weight
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18. drink more water
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19. plant a garden
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20. learn more about audio production
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21. make a theremin
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22. amass the necessary gear for a recording studio and start recording
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23. Learn to DJ
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24. catalog my library
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25. bake more
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26. fix up my house
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27. Go on a road trip
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28. fix up my 69 cougar
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29. visit europe
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30. Get my Master's
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31. Share my 'music knowledge' with other 'music geeks' as myself
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Recent entries
San Francisco years ago. (Do DalJeet’s and NaNa’s store still exist?) Anyway, I got creepers and a pair of pointy-toed leopard fur and black leather Winklepickers. I feel bad about the poor leopard now. But I’d still get the creepers.
After my first class I felt good for a week afterward. It was very difficult to get through the class, but afterward I was dismayed at how effective it was—my body was obviously ridding itself of junk for the next several days. With my asthma, I came to accept a certain level of breathing as “normal”. After the class my lungs felt clearer than I ever knew they could be. I want to practice it regularly.
