I'm doing 32 things
I’m not sure if this counts—but I took up taekwondo last sem for my PE class, and I loved it. It was really tiring, but it was extremely worth it. Not only is it good exercise, it taught me to think quickly (especially during the sparring sessions) and focus. Now I’m taking judo, and I’m loving it even more. It’s amazing how you can throw an opponent down by proper timing and techniques, rather than brutal force.
dakara's Life List
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1. learn Japanese
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2. write a novel
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3. learn shorthand
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4. travel the world
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5. Take more pictures
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6. Learn how to use firearms(shotguns)
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7. Learn to play guitar or piano
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8. be more independent
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9. sleep under the stars
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10. learn french
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11. be brave
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12. Learn Judo
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13. travel to europe
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14. Skydive
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15. live passionately
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16. get in shape
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17. learn to cook. Really cook.
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18. To live instead of exist
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19. Read more books
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20. see the northern lights
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21. tell a taxi driver to "follow that car!"
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22. study abroad
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23. stop procrastinating
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24. Have adventures
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25. climb a mountain
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26. learn to drive
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27. Visit Japan
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28. have better posture
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29. make a movie
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30. go to London
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31. Fall in love
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32. Make new friends
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Recent entries
Although some people I know don’t believe I’m not procrastinating, the opposite is true. I know it’s kind of hard to believe because I’m turning in my school work in time and getting high grades for them, but my work is actually mediocre. If I can stop procrastinating I’m sure I can do a lot better than I’m doing now.
