I'm doing 27 things
Well, I’ve been doing casual work while studying for years, but I’ve finally found a job that I’m not planning to leave anytime soon, and that pays enough to finance my travelling. Awesome! It took ages to find a job that pays double my last one, and then to actually GET the job. Am very happy about it.
forgivetheurgency's Life List
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1. graduate with first class honours
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2. get in shape
10,345 people -
3. eat healthy
3,674 people -
4. smile more
3,630 people -
5. Read more books
11,840 people -
6. keep a sketchbook
1 cheer226 people -
7. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
21,513 people -
8. backpack through Europe
5,158 people -
9. learn chinese
2,656 people -
10. Learn Spanish
18,171 people -
11. Skydive
11,449 people -
12. make a difference
7,164 people -
13. learn italian
6,559 people -
14. Learn to ride a horse - well
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15. see the northern lights
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16. learn to sing
2,894 people -
17. write a book and have it published
2,703 people -
18. make poverty history
213 people -
19. drive across the country
483 people -
20. ride a horse on the beach
273 people -
21. Read all my unread books
17 people -
22. Win the Nobel Prize :)
80 people -
23. Make more realistic goals
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24. Send a message in a bottle
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25. learn Korean
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26. move to sydney
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27. Learn to surf
8,125 people
How I did it
It made me
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How I did it: 8 years of formal study at home + a semester of university exchange! Six months of studying in french does the trick! I know my french is still not perfect, but I understand almost everything and can converse easily and without too many, "comment dire... en francais?". ^_^ Read how I did it…
Recent entries
It was a great little treck. We were staying in a Ger camp for a few nights, and one afternoon some locals took us on a ride along some of the ‘roads’. Lots of fun, and really relaxing. The landscapes of Mongolia are the most amazing I’ve ever seen.
Highly reccomended!
I’ve recently started going running most afternoons. I try to run non-stop for at least half an hour at a time.
I’m not a very sporty person, but it feels great to just run without a reason. Gives you time to think and afterwards I just feel so much better about myself.
Apparantly that kind of frequent exercise is meant to make you less negatively emotional. WHO KNEW!
