I'm doing 15 things
Sounds like a challenge to me!
4 months ago
I just stumbled across this goal, but I do travel a bit, so I figure this could be a neat little thing to do. Now, to find my critter…
SpeedingCadence's Life List
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1. get a job
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2. find a unique, cute little travel mascot to take with me on all trips and photograph "him" next to touristy sites wherever i go...(kind of like the traveling gnome).
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3. learn to play the violin
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4. finish high school
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5. stop procrastinating
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6. stop trying to impress people I don't even like
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7. get a facial piercing
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8. Write a Novel
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9. control my anger
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10. get my doctorate
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11. join the army
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12. fix my bike
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13. finish dracula
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14. tell fewer lies
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15. Identify and Rid Myself of 43 Items of Überclutter
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How I did it
It made me
Content 
How I did it: Well, I went onto blogger.com and set up an account with my email address. Then I posted a bunch of randomness. Now my head is clearer. I later posted a mini-rant. Now I have mildly addicted myself, so keeping the journal shouldn't be hard. Read how I did it…
It made me
proud
How I did it: I was only going for the World History exams, so it probably was easier than it should have been. I also had a really great teacher, who, for the last week before the test, hosted after school study sessions, focusing on particular regions and time periods each day. Read how I did it…
It made me
Uber-Happy!
How I did it: I learned what the requirements were for every rank I had to attain to get to E7, and just took it one step at a time. If there was a concept or skill I didn't understand, I asked for help from my superiors, and eventually, I was able to go up for and attain the cadet Chief Petty Officer rank. Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
College
4 months ago
My school district has never offered any orchestral training, just marching band and piano. But since I’m in high school, the piano course is the only one they’d let me enter at my age, and I don’t have enough room on my schedule to even take that.
So I has to wonder, do colleges offer any such courses, or will I simply have to hunt down a tutor?
