 I'm doing 19 things |
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be myself
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buy an amp
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write a screenplay
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book a show
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write a song
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play my guitar every day
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MOVE BACK TO TEXAS
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stay on task
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Do more DIY
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go to more shows
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make a zine
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watch more foreign and indie films
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photograph homeless people
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buy a tripod
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learn to screen print
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be happy
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learn taiwanese
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have my own darkroom
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meditate
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it’s very fun and exciting.
i spent a week making prints and matting them (black and white), and i had a great time.
it’s hard to learn at first, to remember all the times, and the order of chemicals.
i had a really hard time with the film, and i don’t think i’m very good at it.
it was an awesome experience though, a real rush to know that i was making my own photos.
is it really expensive?
how much did it cost for you?
i have room, in my basement, with a lot of small rooms, dark with no windows, but i want to know how expensive it is for chemicals, enlargers, and such.
it was a lot easier learning it growing up.
i know all the basics, i can communicate fairly well with other mandarin-speakers, but i find it’s hard for me to understand some more specific words and figures of speech.
and my grammar is just plain horrendous.
i think if i’d concentrated more on it while i was a kid, it wouldn’t be so hard to talk to more advanced (native) speakers.
i speak it at home, but i speak chinglish, and fill in words that i don’t know with english.
and i can’t write it.
i know my name and like 12 more words.
i should have paid more attention when i was younger.
if you’re learning it now, it’s definitely worth it.
it’s a fun language, but you really have to concentrate on getting your pronunciation right.
you can’t keep your voice monotone, or neglect to roll your tounge when it’s called for.
i’m taiwanese, and we tend to be more casual on our pronunciation, so i can’t understand chinese people well.
Just_Jess wants to be more spiritual
tone my body
Do 50 situps
PhD
be my own boss
love life
be more outgoing
travel the world
Watch all episodes of "The Simpsons" ever made.
dye my hair blonde
Visit Montreal
LDH wants to be inspired
live
Get over it
see the demolition of a large structure
join the army
volunteer on an archaeological dig
make a Flash cartoon.
follow my heart
live in a house with a wrap-a-round porch
visit all 7 continents
