I'm doing 35 things
Growing up in California, with a Dad famed for his margaritas I feel like I should have a deeper base of knowledge to draw on.
kellan's Life List
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1. roast my own coffee
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2. Save money
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3. join an indoor sports league for winter
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4. find a decent bakery in boston
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5. grow boston.wifimug.org to 20 locations
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6. Overthrow capitalism
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7. Learn Spanish
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8. Travel to Costa Rica
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9. Explore how 43 things can be a social change tool
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10. write an application on Rails
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11. learn how to use photoshop
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12. study interaction design
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13. Visit 50 of the world heritage sites
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14. Write a technical book
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15. make gnocchi
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16. Develop a widely used web service
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17. Get EU Citizenship
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18. start using hipster pda
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19. learn to drive
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20. learn to cook healthy vegetarian dishes
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21. Have pet jellyfish
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22. print personal business cards
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23. stop reading bloglines every 5 minutes
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24. business cards
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25. Learn another language
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26. revive npoblogs.org
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27. redesign website
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28. Live in Barcelona
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29. start chicago.wifimug.org
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30. install and evaluate schoolbell
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31. Practice religious test-first development for a month
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32. master Ruby
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33. write about the books I read.
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34. Try a new recipe each week
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35. Create more cool Rails projects
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Recent entries
As RSS aggregators become a key piece of our outboard brain, its behooves us to have one that most perfectly fits the way we think, and so naturally we think, “I’ll write my own! And do it right!”
Until you realize what an ugly, messy world RSS really is.
Not sure what it means to do a basic implementation, but I think writing it counts as basically implementing :)
