I'm doing 24 things
Well, it took 5 and a half years – and I had to get married for it to happen – but I FINALLY convinced my parents to come and visit me in the UK while I lived there.
Fatboyslim's Life List
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1. Write and illustrate a children's book
2 entries . 54 cheers302 people -
2. Get back into painting
5 entries . 33 cheers32 people -
3. have my own art exhibition
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4. Get a Daily Deviation (http://today.deviantart.com/dds/)
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5. Sell my paintings
3 entries . 14 cheers230 people -
6. create
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7. Find 43 artworks that inspire me
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8. Learn German
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9. stop biting my nails
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10. learn to crochet
6 entries . 12 cheers1,139 people -
11. take the 100 things drawing/photo challenge
5 entries . 6 cheers77 people -
12. See the Northern Lights
1 entry . 17 cheers19,105 people -
13. Write a will
1 entry . 6 cheers780 people -
14. create ATC cards (artist trading cards)
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15. Improve my posture
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16. 43 wtf!
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17. Do the A-Z author challenge
18 entries . 9 cheers173 people -
18. Visit a foreign city for every letter of the alphabet
1 entry . 6 cheers48 people -
19. visit one country for every letter of the alphabet
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20. create a series of mood boards
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21. Have a 43T meetup in the UK
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22. Hug someone with a FREE HUGS sign
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23. hold a tarantula
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24. make an illustration portfolio
3 cheers10 people
Recent entries
In Xanadu – A Quest
At the age of twenty-two, William Dalrymple left his college in Cambridge to travel to the ruins of Kublai Khan’s stately pleasure dome in Xanadu. This is an account of a quest which took him and his companions across the width of Asia, along dusty, forgotten roads, through villages and cities full of unexpected hospitality and wildly improbable escapades, to Coleridge’s Xanadu itself. At once funny and knowledgeable, In Xanadu is in the finest tradition of British travel writing. Told with an exhilarating blend of eloquence, wit, poetry and delight, it is already established as a classic of its kind.
F and I tied the knot and four days later left the country to move back to NZ via a five week honeymoon in Central Asia.
