I did this right before I graduated from high school. I saw it as somewhat of a small stepping stone into my adult life… I hadn’t had a cut that significant since I was in the fourth grade… I cut off 18 inches and sent it away. I’d say do it as often as you can… It doesn’t cost anything but shipping, and if it can make that much of a difference in someones life, why not do it?
amy's Life List
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1. Make 1000 Paper Cranes
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2. Learn to weld
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3. learn how to blow glass
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4. learn Bossa Nova guitar
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5. have my own art gallery
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6. collect art
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7. live in New York City
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8. learn yoga
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9. buy an accordian
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10. tell people I love them
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11. Learn to play the mandolin
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12. stop collecting art supplies and start creating art
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13. learn spanish
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14. be a better cook
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15. Eat only Organic & more Homegrown/Local
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16. Learn Italian
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17. Sing
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18. Read More
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19. Travel out of the country
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20. stop being so gullible
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21. win the lottery
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22. Go to sleep earlier.
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23. eat healthier
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24. Take more pictures
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25. get another tattoo
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26. Make a movie
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27. Learn Portuguese
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28. Learn as much as possible
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As college students, we really don’t have a lot of time to make long movies. So we decided to start making previews instead! We’ve only done a couple so far, but they are turning out fairly well. Come check us out on myspace!http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=56347191> If you are on myspace, befriend us!
Ever since elementary school I wanted to learn an instrument and play in the band. And then, in my senior year in high school I realized it was getting late so I joined band thinking I would play somink simple like the drums… But I had always wanted to play the clarinet too… So, I borrowed a clarinet from the school, a good friend of mine gave me a couple basic lessons and then set my free with a fingering chart and the high school marching band level music. In about a month I was able to consider myself someone who “played” the clarinet. It was the coolest thing ever. I wish I had joined marching band sooner because it ended all too soon. So then college came around and now I play clarinet in marching band again. I missed it a lot and I’m glad I’m doing it again.
