Dudes, I’ve just found this great thing. Love this blog, sometimes it’s nice to read this.
Kate Gurskaya's Life List
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1. practice yoga daily
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2. draw something every day
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3. walk every day
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4. take a photo a day
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5. Start blogging regularly
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6. make a collage
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7. Keep a journal
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8. make a mood board
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9. learn to let go
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10. regret nothing
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11. sort out the mess on my PC
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12. buy beautiful lingerie
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13. inspire someone
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14. Have life experiences that make interesting stories
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15. work 8 hours a day. Not 15, like I do now
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16. spend more time with my beloved
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17. eat healthy food
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18. watch some films about artists
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19. make two nice pillowcases
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20. Do daily routines
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21. go to Church and confess
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22. strat my fabric dolls project
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23. Sleep well
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24. Practice Yoga
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Learning poetry by heart is something really wonderful. This is like learning songs, the rhythm of a poem lingers around and you feel joy, or sorrow, crystal pure melancholy…
I was memorizing poetry of Federico GarcĂa Lorca. his lines made me crying and smiling at the same time, they inspired me and sometimes there was a feeling like I had wings.
Ok, I became sentimental. I just mean that this is worth doing. It is even practical, because learning by heart makes your memory work better.
Ok, I did that thing. I was a college student and I saw my elder friend doing this and I said to myself “Oh, what a good Idea!” And wrote it. Aiming to read this in 5 years. But since I was a very impatient person I decided to do as follows.
I wrote a letter in a few pages. Then I tore it into pieces and put them into a tin and took it to my grandma’s home in order not to read the letter earlier.
Actually, 7 years passed since that time. The tin is here, I only have to open it and collect the puzzle. But I’m too lazy, and really do not want to fool around with the paper scraps.
Never do it like this! ;)
P.S.: The picture is an artwork by my friend Paulina Rodriguez. It is called the Jar of Dreams.

