I'm doing 40 things
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15 months ago
this will be my new hobby. once i move at the end of the week i’ll set up space in my bedroom and i will begin fabric shopping and designing clothing.
ShawnandTobe's Life List
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1. travel
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2. create
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3. learn latin
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4. learn ancient greek
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5. be decisive
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6. be confident
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7. be low maintenance
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8. read
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9. be enough
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10. make jewelry
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11. paint more
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12. make music
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13. cook
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14. sew
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15. learn italian
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16. learn more about music
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17. learn more about literature
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18. learn more geography
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19. Read more
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20. to be quiet
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21. wear stockings
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22. see a ghost
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23. sail
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24. go to greece
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25. do my hair and makeup more
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26. stop being jealous
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27. win the lottery
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28. master photoshop
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29. join the Mile High Club
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30. make it
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31. Go on a date
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32. fuck
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33. make money
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34. be very thin
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35. have a flat stomach
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36. get A's in all my classes
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37. make him love me enough to want to spend the rest of his life with me
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38. deserve him
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39. stop getting angry over nothing
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40. handle a breakup
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i'm really going to do this...
2 years ago
i’ve vistied briefly before, but i am going to rome for 2 weeks in february (this time of year starts at about $525 roundtrip, by april it is over $1000.), and plan to find a person to stay with through globalfreeloaders.com. hopefully i can learn enough in those two weeks about the city, and what area i want to live in to make the arrangements to move there when my lease runs up, here in america, in august.
things to think about: taking out loans to fund it, getting a work, student or freelance visa (for those want to stay more than 3 months in italy), insurance, learning enough italian to get around before you go, bank accounts, apartment/utilities, transportation (which is easier to deal with than in many cities), weather, and what to bring, bringing a pet overseas, applying for a european union pet passport (any vet in italy can set one up for you), getting your pet all required shots months in advance to be taken overseas.
