I'm doing 27 things
I love bikram yoga! Go for it. The first class could be tough, but it gets easier from there, and it is so good for your muscles… I’ve always had back tension problems from practice the violin 6 hours a day and this does a great job of restoring my back—no more pain (-:
freespiritviolinist's Life List
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1. get A's in my classes
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2. read all of shakespeare
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3. Send something to post secret
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4. go on a Great American Road Trip
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5. find at least one thing each day that makes me happy and record it everyday for a year
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6. rewire my brain
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7. Find a companion
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8. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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9. Invite more plants to live with me...they are my friends
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10. get a cat
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11. make a budget
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12. get a hampster
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13. play all 24 paginini caprices
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14. play solo Bach in an empty cathedral
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15. plant 1000 daffodils
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16. reinvent myself
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17. Smile every day
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18. pray every day
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19. Brush my teeth every night
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20. make my bed every morning
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21. buy a moped
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22. pay off my college debt
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23. stop procrastinating
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24. reflect daily in a 'one sentence' journal
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25. start writing letters instead of email
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26. write in tons of notebooks
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27. get a fish!!!
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How I did it
It made me
gleeful!!! 
How I did it: I went to the Lyric Opera of Chicago. It's really easy to book tickets online, and if you are a student, you can join their students' club for free and get $20 tickets to week night performances of every opera showing that season. I would definitely suggest checking it out. Regular tickets usually start at $50 dollars if you want to sit in the last rows of the third balcony, and go up to around $200 for main level seats or private boxes. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
Awesome!!! I’m doing the same thing… I have at least five or six notebooks I’m writing in right now (-: It’s rewarding… fun to pick through months later.
My suggestion: Moleskine is THE BEST NOTEBOOK EVER if you want something sort of nice.
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I visited Mauthausen. I would recommend this one. It is not as big of as well known as some of the others but still worthwhile. And you will definitely get the experience of exploring a camp. Mauthausen is “restored”—cleaned up and buildings made safe to tour through. There are other camps with remains left as they were at the time of desertion and/or rescue… if you seek the most graphic experience.
