I'm doing 36 things
OMG!!! I almost have it. My ‘trill’ is far from being adequate to that of a native Spanish-speaker but I’m learning. I got a lot of help from this website as well:
http://www.wikihow.com/Roll-Your-%22R%22s
Iz vury handy.
chrisnunn92's Life List
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1. Meet Alanis Morissette
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2. Meet Bette Midler
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3. Be more spiritual
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4. Overhaul my lifestyle
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5. Go Green
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6. Work with the Trevor Project
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7. Become a full-fledged Vegan
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8. Lay out in the park and do nothing
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9. Get over my OCD
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10. Never settle for less
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11. Get in better shape
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12. Have a clean house
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13. See the northern lights
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14. Move to Canada
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15. Have a garden
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16. Flip a house.
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17. Visit Ireland
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18. Visit Venice
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19. Graduate college
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20. Open a coffee shop
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21. Get a chinchilla
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22. Visit Hawaii
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23. Scuba dive
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24. Learn to sing well
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25. Learn spanish and french
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26. Get lasik eye surgery
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27. Overhaul my closet
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28. Hug a giant sequoia tree
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29. Go on a mountain hike
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30. Go on a freedom of the seas cruise
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31. Explore the Himalayas
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32. Learn how to roll my rs
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33. Cook at least 5 different meals using Tofu
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34. Try glass blowing
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35. Take a finances class
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36. Establish my own identity
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How I did it
It made me
free but alone&bored 
How I did it: This apartment is owned by UofL properties and its billed like a dorm would be. All had to do is go to the financial aid office and fill out a form like I would've for a dorm. I took whatever they had left, which was this apartment. Read how I did it…
It made me
ecstatic 
How I did it: Its kinda simple really, i just finished High School, and got into college at Sullivan in Louisville, I moved into the dorms, and now, here I reside. I'm so gald too, theres so much to do here that doesn't even cost any money! I;m having a blast. Now I can gradually work toward my ultimate locationary goal. CANADA! Read how I did it…
It made me
better myself
How I did it: well, Sullivan College of Technology and Design visited our school, and I looked into it, and they turned out to be the best fit for me. Now I live in a great dorm, go to the top-ranked techand design school in the country, and will have my bachelors in TWO YEARS. Thanks to FAFSA and scholarships, my student loan isn't very much either! Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
...sigh I’ve had to take a step back, unfortunately. I am eating fish and seafood again. This makes me sad. I wish I had the money to be healthy and cut meat and other animal products out of my diet, but I can’t. I’m just a poor ol’ vegetarian.
Geeez… Sometimes it gets difficult to look within yourself and figure yourself out. I am trying to do everything I can to look at things with an unbiased eye, but it is very difficult. I am, however, finding out who I am. Getting past this pseudo-need to excuse our behavior when we do something that is fundamentally wrong is one of the most important parts of opening yourself up. Even if that means taking consequences, which it usually does. I think that’s really the biggest difficulty in spirituality, accepting the consequences for what you have (and haven’t) done. It may not seem beneficial, but I think It’ll keep a drive and an ambition inside of you. If you want to look at it lightly though, think of having a degree or amount of karma to burn off. Now that doesn’t mean that we can say, “well I kept that watch I found, so I’ll donate money to charity.” This the kind of reasoning I am trying so hard to do away with. That certainly doesn’t mean we don’t proverbially “donate to charity” that just simply means we return the watch. This, I believe is the biggest problem with people’s spirituality (especially my own). We feel we can compensate for mistakes with something else, even though the problem or lack of honesty we created still exists. I’m not sure if this makes any sort of sense to anyone but me, but I felt like I really needed to write it down.
