I'm doing 35 things
I plan on doing two versions of this; one set of self-portraits and one set of general photos. Just waiting on my D80 and 50mm lens to get in before I get started.
EJ Vincent's Life List
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1. Learn Ruby
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2. learn python
2 entries806 people -
3. Master UNIX
48 people -
4. Contribute to an open source software project
1 entry779 people -
5. learn php and mysql
109 people -
6. Become a better programmer
1 entry905 people -
7. be more toned
1 entry33 people -
8. get a massage
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9. be strong
1 entry275 people -
10. travel
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11. take a real vacation
2 cheers105 people -
12. learn to drive a motorcycle
329 people -
13. become a better photographer
1 entry . 2 cheers2,024 people -
14. manage my time better
1 cheer1,502 people -
15. Take a photo every day
2 cheers1,080 people -
16. be more charismatic
84 people -
17. watch less tv
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18. talk to my parents more
2 cheers28 people -
19. reconnect with old friends
1 cheer499 people -
20. find and talk to interesting people at random
1 entry . 4 cheers64 people -
21. think less & do more
104 people -
22. get out of debt
2 entries . 1 cheer12,094 people -
23. Be more sociable
1 cheer753 people -
24. find myself
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25. eat healthy
1 entry3,483 people -
26. live passionately
1 cheer5,718 people -
27. live in california
547 people -
28. do one hundred consecutive push-ups
310 people -
29. do project 365
1 entry33 people -
30. loose weight
1 entry5,022 people -
31. learn to fight
1 entry362 people -
32. run a marathon
1 entry12,473 people -
33. Learn to surf
1 entry8,071 people -
34. Volunteer
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35. Live on the beach
591 people
How I did it
It made me
nice and stable 
How I did it: No family to support, good paying job, and saving 30% of my post-tax income every paycheck before I do anything else with it. I'm still technically in debt, but I'll be in positive net worth within 2-3 years at most. Read how I did it…
It made me
How I did it: Maybe not everyone would consider Baltimore a big city, but compared to cities in WV it is. It's so nice to be able to walk almost anywhere you need to go. I live 1/2 mile from where I work, about 1/3 mile from the grocery store, and about a mile from the bars, stores, and restaurants downtown. It helps keep you in shape to walk everywhere; I don't even own a car. Read how I did it…
It made me 
How I did it: Manned up and got one last year (my last year at college). It is sooooo useful to be able to be in touch wherever you are. No hunting for the now non-existent payphones or having to constantly worry about figuring where to meetup when you split up from others when you're out and about. Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
Been training since July for the mardi gra marathon. Broke the 20 mile barrier twice so far, and will do it 2 more times before I go. I owe my life to GU packs; I wouldn’t be able to run even 15 miles without some pick me up.
