I read a lot of books, but never remember to record them. Too bad, this is obviously too much for me. (One of the best I read was AWAY, by Amy Bloom.)
bugeyeland Weigold's Life List
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1. become fluent in Spanish
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2. GO SOUTH!
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3. learn how to change my name on 43 things!
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4. Visit 9 museums in 2006
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5. Meet all the new neighbors that have moved in on my road
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6. Take a few pictures a week as a way to document my life
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7. go sit with friends around a bonfire, roast wieners, and sing
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8. find a guy who likes to dance.
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9. figure out what I really believe about God
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10. take watercolor painting classes
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11. keep track of every book i read this year
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12. Find some local Mexican to practice my Spanish with
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I have actually made some progress. I went to Mexico again in Jan/Feb, 2008. This time I stayed in one place long enough to take 5 weeks of classes. One of my classmates and I then took a week to travel by bus into Mixteca country. It was exciting to be sometimes the only gringas in town! I really think my Spanish has improved! The value in studying in Mexico is not just the classes…it’s all the use you make of the language outside of class.
Well…too late. I thought it over…which was more important, my privacy or the means to travel when I wanted? (Couldn’t afford both) It came down to the latter.
Now there is a house over there, and to their credit, a big new horse barn. BUT, it seems this endevor has soured for my new neighbors…she doesn’t want to live there. (NOW she decides?) So it’s up for sale again.
That’s ok…I’ve spent time in Mexico, Greece and France since…I can live with this!
