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1. lose 40 pounds
1,671 people
2. work out 5 times a week
64 people
3. Get a New York Apartment
1 person
4. Read Cyrano de Bergerac in French
3 people
5. Read Don Quixote in Spanish
1 entry 16 people
6. Join the Peace Corps
2,387 people
7. work for a magazine
104 people
8. publish a book
2,145 people
9. Run 3 miles without stopping
34 people
10. do yoga
1,640 people
11. get a camera
105 people
12. get a new phone
108 people
13. sit on a rooftop at night
1 person
14. sail in the mediterrenean
1 person
15. Visit the Southern Hemisphere
1 cheer 10 people
16. Get a DNA Heritage test
2 people
17. learn to knit, crochet, and quilt
1 entry 1 person
18. finish my scrapbook
361 people
19. belly dance
240 people
20. climb a tree
275 people
21. Parasail
302 people
22. Touch an elephant
10 people
23. Meet Michael Jackson
98 people
24. see the northern lights
16,889 people
25. be kissed in Europe
1 person
26. play piano again
122 people
27. meet all of my aunts and uncles
1 person
28. Ride a horse regularly
4 people
29. Ride a camel in the Sahara
5 people
30. Wear an Hijab in the Middle East
1 person
31. See the Taj Mahal
173 people
32. Visit a Mosque
12 people
33. See China
10 people
34. See Japan with my Father
1 person
35. Live in London again
23 people
36. learn to surf
7,361 people
37. learn hula
4 people
38. take a road trip with friends
194 people
39. travel across the South
1 person
40. learn a ballroom dance
10 people
41. clean out/redecorate my room
1 person

Recent entries

learn to knit, crochet, and quilt

Yay for older friends! 19 months ago

My 80 year old friend taught me how to crochet and I’ve been working on making a purse for a couple weeks now. YAY! It’s not hard either.

Apr 01, 2008, 06:29PM PDT | 0 comments

talk to my great grandmother before she dies

Never put off... 19 months ago

My grandmother passed away three weeks ago.

Apr 01, 2008, 06:22PM PDT | 0 comments

Read Don Quixote in Spanish

I started... 2 years ago

I got a copy of Don Quixote in English and did a side-by-side with the Spanish version to see how far I can get. My main problem is that the Spanish version had Much better footnotes than the English and I kept getting sidetracked by the extra details and confused. I think that if I can get two good versions in both languages I’d do a lot better. My Spanish is good enough that I could understand a lot of what was being written, but without English to double check I get confused quickly.

Also, my vocabulary isn’t so great.

Oct 23, 2007, 02:56AM PDT | 1 cheer | 2 comments