May 30th I walk across the stage. It still hasn’t sunk in completely that I’m done with something that’s been a part of my life for 14 years (pre-k to 12th). I’m excited to see what my future has in store for me, I know I’m going places.
Luis Rodriguez's Life List
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1. Stop procrastinating
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2. Raise my GPA
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3. Stop talking shit
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4. Become a massage therapist
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5. Improve my acting
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6. Start playing piano again
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7. Take up yoga
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8. sing like no one's listening
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9. Become a broadcast journalist
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10. Travel through Western Europe
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11. Go to college
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12. Go on a road trip
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13. Improve my Spanish
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14. Visit Honduras
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15. Start keeping a journal
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16. Go to the Andy Warhol museum
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17. Try to go a little more green
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18. Keep in touch with people better
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19. write anonymous, loving post-its for strangers to find
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How I did it: I went with my Mother and younger cousin for 6 weeks. We stayed in my Uncle's vacation apartment in Sabaneta. I must say this trip will be one of my greatest memories. I saw so many new things, and really got to think about life and how great it is. Read how I did it…
How I did it: It wasn't always easy, I started out freshman year not knowing what to expect. I was a bit of a follower then and was on the way to becoming one of those people who just drifted through high school with nothing special to claim.My freshman year came and went and I ended moving away from Massachusetts to Florida. Another big change, this was more nerve wracking than my freshman year, I hated it. I spent most of this year discovering myself… Read how I did it…
How I did it: Well I'm one of the few people out of my friends with a car so I usually am the one taking people out. Sometimes when there's nothing left to do but go home, we just cruise around and get into some deep conversations. They can range from past experiences, to music, to musicals, to our future aspirations. I must say the picnic in my pickup truck was one of the best. Read how I did it…
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I leave to Colombia, and I arrive July 13th. So I’ll be gone a month and a half, it seems long for me to be in another country, but I’ll be with family so hopefully it goes smoothly. I’m actually very excited to go and explore where my Mother’s side of the family is from.

