I'm doing 27 things
Even if I haven’t completed school yet. In fact, I’m just starting. The point is… it’s actually happening this time.
Cesar's Life List
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1. Write a novel
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2. live in Seattle
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3. get a unique tattoo
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4. get a puppy
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5. Become Financially Independent
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6. find balance in my life
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7. Finish my website
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8. travel with friends
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9. go on a road trip with friends
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10. Learn Japanese
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11. read more often
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12. kiss someone in the rain
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13. become a better surfer
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14. become a better photographer
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15. learn PHP
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16. Learn SQL
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17. be fluent in greek
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18. spend a day at a spa
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19. become a better columnist
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20. travel the world
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21. speak spanish fluently
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22. be a better brother
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23. Fall in love again
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24. Learn to play the cello
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25. Host a dinner party
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26. Learn a martial art
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27. Go to all the places I listed on 43places.com
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Recent entries
It’s soooooooooo worth your time. If you can pull yourself away from the world for two seconds and look at your own life from the outside, you’ll see just how vain it is to give a shit about what anyone thinks of you. Just be yourself. It’s the most gratifying thing you could ever ask for.
Besides, when you stop worrying, you have more fun… and, in turn, everyone ends up thinking more highly of you anyway. Funny how that works, isn’t it?
So, the meeting with U of Phoenix campus in Las Colinas was great. So great, in fact, that not only am I enrolled, but I start classes next month. I gotta go to the campus every Wednesday night, but I certainly don’t mind sacrificing one night a week.
Until I have nine credit hours under my belt, I can only take one class at a time. So, I’m starting with what EVERYONE starts with—it’s basically Business 101. After that, I’ll take anything else that’s required, and CLEP out of some courses as well. Then, I dive head-first into the rest of the required stuff. I’ve gotta have 60 hours before I can start any of the business-based courses, so I figure the more I CLEP out of, the sooner I can get my BSB/Mkt degree.
As far as how this impacts Seattle… Phoenix has five campuses in the Seattle/Tacoma area. I can move whenever I want, and it won’t slow me down as far as school’s concerned at all.
I’m not in a hurry to leave though, so don’t get me wrong.
