I'm doing 39 things
Need to publish research in a peer review journal
ijustcantbelieve's Life List
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1. publish a journal article
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2. learn a new language
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3. get back in shape
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4. take some artistic pictures
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5. get out of debt
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6. make more money and save money
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7. travel to europe
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8. Never stop learning
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9. visit the pyramids
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10. pay off my student loans
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11. Learn to surf
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12. improve my health
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13. draw more often
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14. create a graphic novel
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15. have better posture
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16. learn to SCUBA dive
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17. read all the books I haven't read that are sitting on my bookshelf
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18. learn Tai Chi
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19. get a motorcycle licence
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20. Skydive
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21. learn to bartend
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22. Be on time
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23. Attend a Hurricane Party
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24. declutter
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25. ride my bike more often
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26. explore boston
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27. visit Stonehenge during a solstice
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28. go to the gym regularly
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29. see an active volcano
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30. ride the transsiberian railway
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31. smoke a cuban cigar
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32. keep in better touch with friends & family
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33. To live instead of exist
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34. find a job that i love and be well paid for it
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35. Live in another country
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36. move closer to friends and family
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37. see RATM in concert
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38. learn to play an instrument
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39. figure out what i want to be when i grow up
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Recent entries
In 2007 my bicycle was stolen! I would feel bad except I had been ignoring it for too long and I inherited it from an aquataince so the only money I lost was the $15 I spent on the cheapo lock and $2 for filling the tires with air. On the bright side, I hope its getting more use and being appreciated more by its new owner.
I took a basic HTML course, paid for by a former employer. It was great to learn, but I need to learn more advanced programs to make it great. Its also somewhat expensive to have your own site published and hosted by a server, so currently my own website(s) sit in storage on my laptop. :( Its still worth doing, especially if you have the urge to be creative!
