I'm doing 29 things
..for my birthday, so this is now finally in motion. There are some nice sites online so that’s a plus. I find I am not very eager to learn theory but definitely enjoy chord and strum patterns.
Andy Ciordia's Life List
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1. develop my strengths
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2. organize better
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3. draw more
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4. make people effective
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5. Get better at Getting Things Done
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6. Open a coffee shop
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7. improve my writing
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8. live marknosis
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9. tell my politicians what I think
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10. Learn to play the piano
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11. Buy a motorcycle
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12. learn more languages
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13. Get an aquarium
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14. see my friends more
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15. Landscape my yard
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16. Get all my mp3's properly tagged
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17. learn how to fly
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18. Participate in The Genographic Project
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19. buy a gun
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20. Update my business plan
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21. publish a book
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22. drive a Shelby Cobra
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23. Organize a 43T Charlotte Meet
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24. visit all seven continents
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25. do a charity walk
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26. see the Daily Show live
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27. open a chocolate shop
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28. learn to play the ukulele
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29. get my skydiving 'c' license
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How I did it
It made me
woo! 
How I did it: Took the test with the intention of failing to see what I'd need to learn better and passed it. Not as difficult as you'd think. Accuracy jumps are probably most difficult part. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
Looking at this list, it’s funny that Egg and I are the only ones who leveraged this. Two years ago. Wow. I’m an adept at basic sit and travel, my docks are sloppy but coming along. My head-down needs a lot of work.
Overall I think I’ll say this is learned but never mastered and now I’d like to make more granular goals within the disciplines.
If you find this, go for it. Freeflying has some real fun to it if you’re into more kinesthetic forms of flying.
Did two solo FF’s this weekend in shorts and achieved stability and sit within moments. Wish I could stay in it out the door but I don’t have the feel for the hill on my back. I end up almost fully on my back and then having to push arms back legs down to regain it. Oh well. I’m starting to adjust to the sensations and am kinesthetically gaining the upperhand of right and wrong form. Next stop, turns, slides, and spins to head down. Wheee!
