I'm doing 28 things
I bought the book at least, and am cruising through…
Mostly, I just wanted to see what all the fuss is about- but so far it is very good!
Tibelle's Life List
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1. live in a foreign country
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2. always stay true to myself
8 people -
3. stop worrying about the little things
7 people -
4. spend more time praying
3 people -
5. exercise regularly
10,886 people -
6. pay off my student loans
3,034 people -
7. not be ashamed to say, i don't believe in soul mates but that doesn't mean i don't believe in the importance of love
1 entry . 2 cheers1 person -
8. Make the most of my 20's
679 people -
9. stop procrastinating
30,362 people -
10. leave the past in the past, the future in the future, and enjoy the present of the present
1 cheer64 people -
11. read anna karenina
1 entry . 2 cheers191 people -
12. study for the GRE
1 entry91 people -
13. watch more foreign films
144 people -
14. never change for someone else
1 entry1 person -
15. remember my dreams
1 cheer381 people -
16. speak Italian fluently
1 entry . 1 cheer349 people -
17. volunteer for a year
1 entry . 1 cheer7 people -
18. take more time to enjoy life and less time worrying about life
13 people -
19. study buddhism
1 entry . 5 cheers308 people -
20. Get a PhD
2 cheers2,977 people -
21. stay in touch with friends
1 cheer224 people -
22. keep a travel journal
2 cheers14 people -
23. decide what the hell I would like to do with the rest of my life
7,241 people -
24. live passionately
1 cheer5,655 people -
25. go rock climbing
842 people -
26. doubt
1 cheer1 person -
27. say "no" to people who ask too much of me
166 people -
28. work in international policy
4 people
Recent entries
I guess I’ve already done this, by growing up in the U.S., but I think I mean to live in a foreign country during my adult life.
I heard about this organization through a very cool professor, and had a great experience using it. I’ve sponsored one child from Colombia and the organization was wonderful, very organized and information is transparent- you know where your money goes. There are somewhat limited countries available, but I think that helps them become more involved in the lives of the families they work with.
www.childreninternational.com
