LittleRedRidinghood




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  1. 1. Try to be more kind and compassionate towards people who bug me
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  2. 2. create and send more postal art
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  3. 3. Do things that feed my soul
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  4. 4. dress less like a teacher and more like a hipster
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  5. 5. be at peace
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  6. 6. stop thinking too much
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  7. 7. take no one for granted
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  8. 8. make time to paint or collage at least once a week
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  9. 9. Create a documentary
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  10. 10. read a book by one of the scientists interviewed in "What the BLEEP Do We Know"?
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  11. 11. sit in gardens and parks more often
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  12. 12. see the next total solar eclipse
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  13. 13. apologize only when it's needed
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  14. 14. be 100% vegan again
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  15. 15. Try really, really hard not to fall in love again
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  16. 16. host a drum circle in my yard during full moon or new moon and invite a bunch of people I barely know but are willing to come just because it's a drum circle
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  17. 17. Visit the Great Pyramids in Egypt
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  18. 18. Float in the Black Sea
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  19. 19. Explore how 43 things can be a social change tool
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  20. 20. get organized
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  21. 21. read "Alice in Wonderland"
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  22. 22. make curtains for my house
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  23. 23. honor the quiet people, not just the loud ones
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  24. 24. celebrate authenticity and steer clear of those who pretend to be someone they're not
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  25. 25. work on my abs
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  26. 26. visit China
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  27. 27. read at least one poem a day
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  28. 28. read more books
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  29. 29. write more short stories
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  30. 30. laugh more
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  31. 31. rest
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  32. 32. floss regularly
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  33. 33. Work out 6 days a week for 12 weeks beginning 11 Jan 06
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  34. 34. Spend more time with people who genuinely care about me and less time with "surface" friends
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  35. 35. take a cooking class
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  36. 36. mention 43 things in a social setting and find another person who is part of 43 things that I didn't KNOW was part of 43 things
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  37. 37. explore how 43 Things can promote online learning
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  38. 38. increase my "world music" collection
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  39. 39. Make yet another pilgrimage to Dali's "The Last Supper" at the National Gallery at the Smithsonian
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Recent entries
release 10 book crossings books
bookcrossing.com

So, if you go to the website, it will give you the instructions on how to release books into the wild. I released ten books this weekend and had a blast doing it. It was fun trying to find places to secretly leave a book. I can’t wait to find out if someone catches them.

I left them in furniture stores, coffee shops, hotel lobbies, and gem stores. It really was a lot of fun, and I highly recommend that you try it. It’s a great goal to have in 43things!



eat food that I've never tried before (read all 2 entries…)
I ate grasshoppers

Last year, just before I left Burma, I ate a few grasshoppers, aka crickets. I didn’t want to leave the country without giving them a try. They tasted like potato chips, except for the legs which kept getting caught between my teeth.

Word to the wise: bring dental floss if you’re going to chow down on crickets. And make sure you take some photos, because your friends won’t believe you if you tell them what you did!



present at an international conference in a foreign country
What a rush!

The other day I spoke before 1,700 people at the EARCOS ETC 2007 in Bangkok, Thailand, introducing Rischard, the author of “High Noon: 20 Global Problems, 20 Years to Solve Them”. Then, I was on a panel discussion discussing digital and video imagery. I was nervous, and glad when it was over!



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