I'm doing 39 things
we are 6 months into production, at about 60 hours of footage so far, and in the thick of things, hoping to wrap up shooting by the end of this year. keep your fingers crossed!
Kathryn Yu's Life List
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1. make a documentary film
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2. exhibit my photographs in a public place
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3. call my parents more often
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4. Get more sleep
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5. Try out 43 Things
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6. listen to more music.
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7. Save money
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8. Be a more concious consumer
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9. eat healthier
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10. sit up straight
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11. learn how to parallel-park
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12. Write a good book
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13. Visit Japan
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14. read all of my unread magazines
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15. go to the natural history museum
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16. go to the museum of modern art
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17. explore the outer boroughs
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18. write more letters
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19. Read more books
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20. go outside more often
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21. learn to love snow
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22. not get sick
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23. attend more conferences
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24. Read all the books in my "must read" pile
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25. floss more often
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26. listen to the music i already own
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27. marry Kim Deal
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28. make art
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29. relax
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30. start using the library
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31. Get a digital SLR camera
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32. be a good friend
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33. be happy
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34. live simply
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35. Explore Brooklyn Chinatown
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36. pay off credit cards
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37. drink more coffee
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38. visit seattle again
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39. post more pictures to flickr
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Recent entries
the wind irritated my eyes, so my allergies were horrible the entire time i was there, and driving around (six way intersections = confusion, traffic was always bad) was not fun, so i had a terrible time.
ZipCar is very similar to FlexCar (see Erik’s entry below) and has always been very good to me whenever I need to get out of town.
