Erinina7

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Erinina7's Life List

  1. 1. travel around the world
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    5,111 people
  2. 2. Finish 10 Background Work Pieces Before Moving on to Chapter 3
    1 person
  3. 3. live passionately every single day
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    147 people
  4. 4. Recommit to healthy eating and fitness
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    1 person
  5. 5. finish my short story
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    49 people
  6. 6. publish something in a respectable journal, magazine, or edited website
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    398 people
  7. 7. write a novel
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    11,080 people
  8. 8. Establish a Routine of Daily Creativity
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    2 people
  9. 9. Read 100 Books
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    296 people
  10. 10. Maintain physical/mental/spiritual balance
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    3 people
  11. 11. meditate daily
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    4,555 people
  12. 12. See Cirque du Soleil
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    236 people
  13. 13. act in professional-quality theater/films
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    15 people
  14. 14. make a budget and stick to it
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    133 people
  15. 15. have better posture
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    8,149 people
  16. 16. not be sick anymore
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    12 people
  17. 17. learn a language from every continent
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    1 person
  18. 18. climb a mountain
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    2,099 people
  19. 19. learn about wine
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    855 people
  20. 20. paint more
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    1,330 people
  21. 21. learn to kayak
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    412 people
  22. 22. get my teeth fixed
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    769 people
  23. 23. find the meaning of life
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    332 people
  24. 24. play the clarinet again
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    9 people
  25. 25. skateboard
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    381 people
  26. 26. see the northern lights
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    18,958 people
  27. 27. learn to sail
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    2,252 people
  28. 28. become fluent in Spanish and Japanese
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    2 people
  29. 29. get a brazilian bikini wax
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    298 people

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How to earn more money
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5 years
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How to learn to fly
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5 years
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read 100 books (read all 67 entries…)
Sixty Six

The Girls by Lori Lansens

This fictional memoir of two conjoined twins is fascinating in telling the story of the girls’ individuality and independence. You can tell that the author did her research for this book, talking about how each girl’s bodies, emotions and thoughts reacted with each other or didn’t in detail. This is the kind of book that teaches you a little about humanity in a pleasant way while you sit curled up in a blanket by a fire.



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Sixty Five

Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne

While I enjoyed the historical viewpoint that this journey gives in its worldview, and while I did in the end find myself getting a little caught up in whether or not they would make it, whether or not the love story would work out, etc; mostly I found the hero boring and inaccessible. A good man, but I like to dive into the characters of a story and I just wasn’t satisfied with this one. I much prefer 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.



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Sixty Four

The Seventh Tower (The Seventh Tower, #1-3) by Garth Nix

I got this book on sale fortunately. Its absolutely terrible. In a conversation that didn’t happen to be about this book, but is totally relevant my sister said to me that I shouldn’t judge books written for young audiences so harshly, that you don’t have to be a good writer to write for kids. I absolutely and emphatically disagree. You should be a better writer to write for kids. You are part of their education. This book was the worst mimicry of every actually good sci fi and fantasy story ever written trying to tie all of their rules and ideas into a weak imitation, written with absolutely no plot or character development. Dear writers, directors, and story-tellers; if you want us to care about your character, you must earn that care by developing them. Thank you.



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