I'm doing 41 things
French sucks when you try to learn it in college.
cubquad's Life List
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1. Rid the world of bad grammar!
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2. watch the cubs in the world series
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3. Stop worrying what other people think
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4. make films
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5. make people happy
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6. Sleep in a tree
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7. manage my time more efficiently
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8. be okay with who i am
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9. Buy a drum set
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10. stop worrying about the future
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11. Never stop learning
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12. be zen
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13. keep in touch with friends
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14. see the world
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15. pay more attention
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16. understand the Tao
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17. think before i speak (or act)
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18. move into an underground missile silo
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19. Own a cat
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20. Ride to all stops of all the Chicago "L" lines
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21. be proactive
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22. keep my plants alive
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23. be aware of what's going on in the world
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24. drink absinthe
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25. change someone's life for the better
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26. build a fixie
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27. Complete the 39 mile Avon Walk
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28. work as a bicycle courier
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29. kiss someone I'm in love with
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30. enjoy today
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31. inspire and be inspired
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32. write music
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33. re-learn math
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34. run a marathon
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35. swim across Lake Michigan
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36. have passion
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37. write and publish a book
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38. Master the Bass
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39. join Teach for America
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40. Follow through with my goals
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41. see all my favorite bands live
15 people
Recent entries
Music school has its ups and downs.
Practicing becomes an obligatory chore, and required music theory classes are generally despised. I’ve only been in college for a semester, but music school has changed music from passion to profession, and I can’t say I appreciate that. I won’t deny that I’ve learned a lot, but I’m not sure it’s entirely worth it if you aren’t 100% sure that you are going to devote your life to the impoverished arts (not to say I’m considering teaching English for the money…)
