I'm doing 24 things
Five is the new Four.
3 years ago
I am glad I stuck with college. And though it took me five years, I saw a great deal of the world, learned languages and met wonderful people. So it was very much worth some of the bullshit.
Joannie's Life List
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1. live simply
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2. get out of debt
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3. move to Chicago
361 people -
4. Go to graduate school
1,188 people -
5. Read Modern Library's 100 Best Novels of the 20th Century
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6. go to a yoga class once a week
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7. have better posture
1 cheer7,691 people -
8. relearn calculus so I intuitively understand it
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9. start using the library
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10. Discover secret coves of wholesome fun in Seattle.
1 cheer86 people -
11. learn french
10,586 people -
12. I would like to live in Provence and surround myself with Lavender.
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13. Attend the Slow Food Movement's University of the Science of Gastronomy
3 cheers24 people -
14. write more love letters
1 cheer137 people -
15. grow my own vegetables
1,291 people -
16. Fall in love
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17. read some books on graphic design and typography
1 cheer37 people -
18. live passionately
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19. Live on the beach in Brazil
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20. live in New York City
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21. Publish a Children's Book
226 people -
22. Intern at the Met.
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23. try out 43 Things
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24. Learn to weave on a loom
2 cheers10 people
Recent entries
well maybe worth it.
4 years ago
The last “big one” to hit Seattle occured during my 4th period senior physics class in high school. It was terrifying to hear all of the random physics models bounce and clunk around while I sobbed under my desk. It was stressful.
Knitting.
4 years ago
To be able to knit is a great skill to have. Visiting yarn stores is often an awesome adventure.
