I'm doing 23 things
By achieving the cherished status as favorite child, your parents are nicer to you, your sibling pales in comparison, and your grandparents and other extended family members are kinder and more generous. I’m pretty proud of myself for doing this.
kathrynplumb's Life List
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1. speak three languages
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2. meet Wes Anderson
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3. learn to sew
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4. read the Lord of the Rings series
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5. stop procrastinating
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6. work out every day for six months
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7. learn to play the harp
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8. Scrapbook all my photos
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9. study abroad in Spain and England
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10. Spend less time fooling around on the net and more time actually working
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11. Learn to play the piano
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12. get a scholarship
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13. be on "The Real World"
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14. be a professor
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15. live in london
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16. be a famous writer
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17. read War and Peace
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18. learn how to be a good cook
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19. be a groupie
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20. Sky Dive
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21. Learn to drive a stick shift
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22. get my doctorate
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23. run a half marathon by the end of the semester
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Recent entries
I worked so hard at tryouts, now I just have do that again for a year so I can move up from novice to varsity. Really excited, though. Hook ‘em!
At camp this past summer, everyone’s car was a stick. I guess it’s a Northeastern thing, but I felt ignorant not knowing how. Also, I could never be DD, so I felt guilty. But honestly, I think it’s just something that would come in handy to know anyway.
