S_Funk

I'm doing 35 things

2010 resolutions

I've done 14 things

S_Funk's Life List

1. become a politician
82 people
2. learn how to cook
1,488 people
3. buy real estate
45 people
4. host my own talk radio show
52 people
5. save money
14,710 people
6. do more things that make me happy
18 people
7. Make my first million
48 people
8. loose 40 pounds
122 people
9. live the American Dream
14 people
10. re-learn german
136 people
11. pray for family and friends
1 entry 1 person
12. stop biting my nails
1 entry 7,035 people
13. smile more
3,337 people
14. find a girlfriend
1 entry 988 people
15. get married
1 entry 18,605 people
16. Pass the foreign service exam
18 people
17. make a difference
6,786 people
18. Speak up in class
43 people
19. become bilingual
147 people
20. travel the world
18,553 people
21. volunteer more
1,198 people
22. get a PhD
2,791 people
23. get a law degree
95 people
24. get my pilot's license
720 people
25. Learn to play the piano
7,450 people
26. lose weight
36,355 people
27. basejump
26 people
28. write a book... a good book that people will want to read
259 people
29. never give up
343 people
30. get paid for writing
130 people
31. start exercising
406 people
32. become a better person
853 people
33. find out what I want to do with my life
310 people
34. practice my saxophone
5 people
35. score 170+ on the LSAT
73 people

Recent entries

create a website

I guess I've done this. 21 months ago

I really had some help from blogger.com, but I have created a website and I plan on buying my own website sometime this summer. It’s called conservativehero.blogspot.com. It’s a cool site that is just pretty much a blog about everything political. You should really check it out.

Feb 18, 2008, 05:17PM PST | 0 comments

Get a professional digital camera.

Yeah!! 21 months ago

Got a canon rebel and I love it!

Feb 14, 2008, 05:04PM PST | 0 comments

be more accepting of people with different backgrounds

people are people. 21 months ago

Whether someone is a different skin color, gender, nationality, or anything else makes no difference. They are still people and have that “human element”. I’ve learned this and embraced it throughout the past months and am continuing to be more accepting of people with different backgrounds than myself. They all have different experiences that shape their perceptions of the world. It’s that simple. I’ve grown to become more intuitive and open to others by doing this.

Feb 14, 2008, 05:02PM PST | 0 comments

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