artgyrl




I'm doing 15 things
 

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  1. 1. lose 15 pounds
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  2. 2. grow my hair long
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  3. 3. be more confident
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  4. 4. get a bigger wacom tablet
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  5. 5. write a graphic novel
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  6. 6. Read more books
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  7. 7. get my teeth straightened
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  8. 8. drink more water
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  9. 9. learn how to drive stick-shift
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  10. 10. clean my room
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  11. 11. Enter more art shows
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  12. 12. visit Japan
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  13. 13. write and illustrate a children's book
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  14. 14. draw every day
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  15. 15. Become Financially Independent
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Read more books (read all 2 entries…)
russian lit 1 year ago

Well, I finished The Picture of Dorian Gray a few months ago, and rather enjoyed it.

For my next selection, I chose to read Crime & Punishment by Dostoyevsky. It seems really interesting, but I’m at a point in the beginning where it’s really hard for me to get engaged in the story. The plot has yet to really take off, but I’m trying to stick with it.


graduate from college (read all 3 entries…)
Grajuwit 1 year ago

January 12, 2007 I got my diploma in the mail. I didn’t feel like I’d really finished college until then. I ended with a GPA of 3.18, not too bad considering how I bombed photography class a few times.

Now, for the rest of my life.


graduate from college (read all 3 entries…)
Untitled 1 year ago

December 9, 2006. That was the day of commencement. I’m so glad to finally be done, but I won’t feel like I’m really finished until I get my diploma in the mail.

Now. . .the real world.

The whole thing went by pretty fast, though. I guess my parents were more proud than I was. Graduating didn’t seem like that much of a deal to me. I had to realize that many people don’t get the opportunity, but everyone doesn’t have to go to college. It doesn’t guarantee success. For me, though, it was a necessary transitional period.


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