I’ve wanted to do this ever since I read Route 66: The Mother Road by Michael Wallis. That was at least 6 years ago. One day, I’ll do it…maybe when gas gets to be a little less expensive.
blueoceanpalm's Life List
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1. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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2. work because I like to, not because I have to
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3. To live instead of exist
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4. do something crazy and spontaneous
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5. wear skirts more often
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6. Lose 20 pounds
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7. go to australia
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8. be more confident
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9. Visit Japan
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10. post more often to my blog
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11. Get a digital SLR camera
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12. Send a message in a bottle
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13. be happy
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14. post more pictures to flickr
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15. figure out what i want to do with my life
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16. drink more water each day
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17. stop drinking soda
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18. take a trip on the old route 66
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I had wanted to learn Spanish since I was really little, living in a rural town in Ohio when an exchange student from Ecuador came to our class and taught us how to say some very basic phrases. I was even one of the best students in my Spanish class in high school. I didn’t have the money to go to college, so I joined the Army as a military linguist. They didn’t give me a choice of what language to learn, and they gave me Korean instead of Spanish. I was really disappointed about it for a long time, but I have now warmed up to Korean and now studying Korean and getting better at it is a big focus for me. Therefore, I cannot continue to study Spanish. I will always treasure all the knowledge I gained while studying it, for I would not be where I am today without learning Spanish. I’m a big believer in fate and destiny, so I guess it was just supposed to happen this way. What will be will be. Que será será. Be fluent in Korean
