After two weeks, I’m quitting. It’s too hard to be a Dvorak guy in a Qwerty world. 25% inability to stand the loss of speed while re-learning, and 75% frustration with switching back and forth. Maybe someday when I’m self-employed and only use my own computers (and they don’t run Windows with its annoying switching behavior!).
B Bower's Life List
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1. lose 60 pounds
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2. build muscle
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3. be able to do a pull up
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4. have a flat stomach
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5. create my own tattoo
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6. get a tattoo
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7. re-learn french
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8. learn sign language
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9. Learn Spanish
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10. pay off my bills
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11. recycle more
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12. own a hybrid car
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13. be a vegan for a week
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14. Eliminate fried foods and foods with HFCS
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15. make sushi
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16. Buy an Intel Mac.
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17. tag all my livejournal posts
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18. learn illustrator
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19. go to macworld
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20. shop at ikea
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21. be on tv
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22. grow a beard
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23. watch the AFI Top 100 American movies
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24. go to a concert
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25. trip on mushrooms
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26. stop biting my nails
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27. Donate blood
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28. donate old clothes to goodwill
18 people
Recent entries
Untitled
2 years ago
the arbitrariest of the arbitrary
2 years ago
Why 43? What is a thing? How long should it be until that thing is worked on regularly or should be removed? Are general life goals, or specific actions appropriate? Of what merit is being a sheeple and putting down forty-some idealistic wishes like everyone else on this web-2.0-networked island out on some data server somewhere? These are questions that completing this goal have caused me. Not a good thing. I wouldn’t recommend bothering to reach this arbitrary limit, much less getting on the bandwagon with others’ goals. Make your own “things” system, and perhaps use this site, but don’t use it as a contest to fill up the 43 things.
