I'm doing 38 things
Unemployment leaves a LOT of spare time. I was reading at least 3 books a week this summer, obsessively, like I did when I was younger. Probably to escape reality like I did when I was younger too.
kelm00's Life List
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1. Live life!
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2. take better care of my body
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3. graduate college
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4. stop looking to others for reassurance of my decisions
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5. try harder
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6. save 1000 dollars
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7. move out of Mom's house
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8. love without holding anything back
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9. live passionately
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10. be an activist
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11. Get a tattoo
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12. Practice yoga regularly
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13. publicly protest against something
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14. design and build that beautiful home/studio/library/farmhouse
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15. make love
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16. get out of debt
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17. Take more pictures
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18. visit or live in London
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19. relearn the guitar
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20. master a musical instrument
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21. learn how to wear makeup
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22. become ambidextrous
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23. Learn to speak and write Japanese fluently
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24. paint more...for me
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25. Become Financially Independent
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26. Own my own business
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27. be less obsessive
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28. become better at small-talk
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29. visit or live in Paris
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30. travel with no plans
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31. Speak French fluently
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32. visit every continent (except antarctica- too cold)
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33. Get a patent on my ideas
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34. publish something in a respectable journal, magazine, or edited website
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35. volunteer more often
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36. Know what true love is like
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37. go to japan
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38. visit sweden
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Recent entries
1) get off your ass
2) walk down to your local Red Cross chapter or current blood drive
3) be completely selfless, if only once, in taking a pricking in exchange for saving lives
4) get a nifty pseudo plastic card with your blood vitals
5) store it in your wallet/purse whatever—it could possibly save your life one day
major note: if the pain during extraction is the same intensity as when the needle went in: afterwards apply extra pressure (cuts off flow) with the cotton gauze to prevent bruising
[my 3rd time round , it felt “funny”. I got a huge yellow-purple bruise on my forearm—-no worries just follow the major note]
like I told my counselor when I showed her this, it’s more of a n indication of where I’d be economically. By the time I fullfill this . i may not even want Vash’s gun, BUT I would like to be at a place where I can buy “toys” of all sorts and prices wthout guilt—I’d be in a successful career
