I'm doing 31 things
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2 months ago
Almost there. I’ve taken the bar and gotten my clearance. Now I just need to find out if I passed or not.
aliaaaaa's Life List
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1. Learn Japanese
1 entry . 1 cheer9,751 people -
2. write a novel
1 entry . 1 cheer9,686 people -
3. run a marathon (any marathon)
1 entry51 people -
4. own a mini cooper
158 people -
5. own my own home
1,377 people -
6. pay off credit cards
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7. build a successful investment portfolio
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8. Visit Italy
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9. become a black belt in karate
12 people -
10. climb mount fuji
51 people -
11. travel the world
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12. learn to play golf
444 people -
13. visit california
369 people -
14. get married, stay married, and live happily ever after
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15. Improve my posture
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16. learn to speak italian
1,227 people -
17. learn to ski
847 people -
18. communicate better
426 people -
19. Go skydiving
6,595 people -
20. go to China
1 cheer549 people -
21. Learn to play a musical instrument
622 people -
22. get out of debt
11,042 people -
23. learn to SCUBA dive
1 cheer2,566 people -
24. increase my flexibility
1 entry290 people -
25. get lasik surgery
352 people -
26. visit all 50 states
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27. attend the Olympic Games
14 people -
28. redecorate my bedroom
1 entry329 people -
29. learn how to drive stick-shift
1 entry4,462 people -
30. Learn Salsa Dancing
268 people -
31. go through my things, get rid of or donate anything I am not using
4 entries . 1 cheer211 people
Recent entries
Only one more year!
15 months ago
I start my last year of law school in three days. It has been an amazing and lucky journey, and I will be glad when it is over and I begin my new career. Being an attorney will be my second career, so I am anxious to get back into a professional place.
Hilarious!
15 months ago
A lot of fun! And if you can figure out the machine, especially when it lets you use the IR port on your phone to transmit the photos, you feel about 10x smarter than the average gaijin! I have done this four times, but here is one from the first puri kura session ever, with David in Tokyo.
