I'm doing 28 things
Australia: a country that calls itself a democracy yet boasts the choice between only two exceptionally conservative parties. Yet, individual rights have no real documentation, we are one of the producers of the greatest emissions per capita, and have only just begun moves to sign the Kyoto protocol. Oh, and you get grants to have babies; to support an ageing population. Why even bother voting?
ExistentialCarousel's Life List
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1. learn French
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2. Visit a buddhist temple
178 people -
3. Experience pregnancy once
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4. Make a corset
229 people -
5. Fade my scars
5 people -
6. Finish my degree
2,627 people -
7. grow an organic vegetable patch
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8. Lose 30 pounds
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9. Stop buying clothes!
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10. Get an MP3 player
47 people -
11. Stay vegan
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12. Try GM diet
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13. Shave my head
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14. Experience life in seclusion
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15. Never stop learning
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16. Get a tattoo
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17. Collect and preserve 500 insects/lizards
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18. Go to Big Day Out!
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19. See NOFX live!
6 people -
20. Learn to cook exotic meals
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21. Study theology
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22. see an end to conservative politics
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23. Become a locum pharmacist
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24. Pass my exams
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25. Live wholesomely
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26. Indulge my love of art
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27. Travel
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28. Lose ten kilos
18 people
Recent entries
It’s not all that hard…and feels awesomely healthy.
Just feels a little hyprocritical when I said my name would never be remotely synonymous with ‘vegetarian’...and now I’ve taken a step further.
Would love to go…but somehow have to escape from the clutches of my annoyingly over-protective oppressive old fashioned parents.
Soon.
Definetly next year!
