mens rugby is supposed to be in the 2016 games, hopefully there will be some equality and womens will get to go too. By then I will be 25 which will probably be my prime, so fingures crossed. No matter what happens, I will always train like I am going to the olympics.
Kyrinne's Life List
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1. ice skate at rockefeller center
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2. be on Canadian Idol
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3. Complete a triathalon
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4. Make a postcard and send it to Post Secret
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5. To live instead of exist
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6. identify 100 reasons why I love my partner
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7. bungee jump
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8. read more
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9. Convert to Judaism
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10. learn to skateboard
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11. learn sign language
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12. perfect my french
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13. run
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14. make a scrapbook
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15. speak with an english accent
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16. go to amsterdam
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17. learn to knit
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18. do a backflip
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19. write more letters
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20. Go skydiving
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21. go on a survival trip in the rainforest
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22. stop second-guessing myself
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23. stop picking my nose
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24. build a house
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25. learn to skimboard
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26. meditate regularly
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27. Always write thank you notes.
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28. learn to yodel
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29. compete in the Olympics
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I learned that Rugby will a 2016 olympic sport I’ve kicked my training into gear. I never off-seasoned trained, and really just trained in practice.
But I found a running program that is letting me run longer. (which is goal number one) Within 10 weeks from starting I should be able to run for 40 minutes straight. Which will then let me pursue my second goal; run faster.
So i ended up taking grade 12 french, and passed with a 70 (the lowest mark in my grade). Core french is preety much useless in becoming bilingual since it only really gets into grammer and not conversational.
I am planning to go to McGill in quebec, which may immerse me in the language. but if I am planning to work there I am going to to need to speak french pretty fluently. So now I am off to take college french courses.
I really wish I was blessed with the natural understanding and the right mouth to pronounce french.
