I'm doing 22 things
my husband and i played one night. the rules are basically simple. we didn’t finish because we didn’t realize how long the game can go on for. i’m curious how you figure out who wins and when the game is over.
aileenfive's Life List
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1. Memorize and Live "This is What You Shall Do"
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2. move to france
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3. make a smaller ecological footprint
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4. Read more books
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5. volunteer
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6. Become a librarian
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7. Enjoy a meal from the Moosewood Restaurant in Ithaca, NY
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8. Give hand-made gifts or gifts from local shops for Christmas
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9. Switch to reusable shopping bags for groceries
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10. go to the library more often
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11. laugh until i cry
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12. travel to Ireland
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13. create a personal travel map
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14. Family History Project
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15. design a christmas postcard
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16. play go
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17. raise children
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18. scan in all my old photographs
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19. Make a budget and stick to it
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20. Drink eight glasses of water each day
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21. Invite 43 People to 43 Things
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22. Become a vegetarian
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I figure it will be thoughtful and personal (especially since I won’t get to see most of my family this year), save paper by not using envelopes, and save $ on stamps and not having to buy cards. I’m not sure if I should do it by hand or use the computer.
www.collegesummit.org
It seems like a great opportunity for students, educators, and volunteers, although I haven’t talked to to anyone who has actually participated. The NY Times wrote an article on it. I’m applying to be a writing coach.
