I'm doing 20 things
Sadly, I think I’ve actually become a worse procrastinor since I signed up for this goal…sucks!!! Anybody out there with any ideas??? HELP!
besosyelmar's Life List
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1. Make my father proud
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2. find the truth
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3. To live instead of exist
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4. go to grad school
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5. Become Financially Independent
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6. Learn to play the guitar
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7. Write more
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8. see the northern lights
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9. Send a postcard to Postsecret
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10. Be more green
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11. sell my condo
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12. go to the gym regularly
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13. Read the books I own before buying more
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14. stop procrastinating
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15. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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16. cruise the Mediterranean
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17. See the great wall of China
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18. be a professor
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19. Hike the inca trail to machu picchu
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20. Skydive
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Recent entries
It’s just sooo much fun! I go three times a week with my best friend. It’s the best work out—we leave the class drenched in swet! Our instructor is really good.
Zumba doesn’t even feel like you’re excercising. It’s basically dancing all types of latin music – merengue, salsa, samba, tango, regeton, cumbia…
and it was an AMAZING experience. Went alone but did not feel alone ‘case I met soooo many people!!! I visited 10 cities: Paris, Budapest, Vienna (Wien), Venice, Rome, Munich, Barcelona, Madrid, Bern and Lisbon. I never made it to Copenhagen because as I was headed down there midway in Paris, I wanted to book my return ticket but the train was completely booked so I ended up staying a few extra nights in Paris before heading back home.
I took the overnight trains through out most of my trip which saved me a lot of time—I traveled during the night and woke up in a new city almost everyday. The cochette trains were surprisingly comfortable.
Aside from all the wonderful advice out there on the web ( www.soyouwanna.com), here a few tips if you’re planning a to backpack through Europe:
- Exchange 100 euros at the airport BEFORE landing in Europe
- Pull Euros from an ATM once you get to Europe. This is so that you won’t get robbed paying a ridiculous exchange rate & fees.
- Take a poncho or umbrella
- Take a good amount of baby wipes
Ahhhh….getting ready to plan my next trip. Debating between India or Peru…
