I'm doing 40 things
Untitled
3 years ago
I think I’m getting there on this one. I really hope so. Every now and then, something will remind me of him and I will have a surge of extreme bitterness.
But as I said… getting there.
lyssies's Life List
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1. make a difference
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2. have my own library in my house
87 people -
3. read the classics
692 people -
4. be more compassionate
210 people -
5. grow my own garden
80 people -
6. learn bellydancing
66 people -
7. learn tai chi
1,115 people -
8. learn to meditate
1,613 people -
9. Watch all three Lord of the Rings extended edition movies back-to-back-to-back
206 people -
10. see the pyramids
946 people -
11. be better at small talk
93 people -
12. Lose weight and get in shape.
1 cheer292 people -
13. Get married and have babies
1 cheer38 people -
14. be more tolerant of stupid, annoying people
1 cheer30 people -
15. Volunteer
1 cheer4,872 people -
16. Save money
1 cheer14,684 people -
17. Kiss in the rain
1 cheer14,593 people -
18. learn to ski
848 people -
19. Live near the ocean
260 people -
20. learn something new as often as possible
23 people -
21. pay off my student loan
664 people -
22. Swim with dolphins
7,350 people -
23. Get a massage once a month
55 people -
24. go on a cruise
4,091 people -
25. read all the books I have before buying new ones
14 people -
26. learn to dance
6,568 people -
27. have no regrets
1,574 people -
28. dance like nobody's watching
426 people -
29. find my soulmate
3,085 people -
30. drink more water
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31. learn french
10,571 people -
32. care less about what others think
115 people -
33. sleep better
781 people -
34. travel across Europe
159 people -
35. Make a postcard and send it to Post Secret
200 people -
36. see the northern lights
16,863 people -
37. find a job i love
1,918 people -
38. Learn how to hack
3,560 people -
39. Go skinny dipping
3,086 people -
40. Learn Japanese
2 cheers9,722 people
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*groan*
3 years ago
I’m remembering all the paperwork involved… but still, you get to leave the country when you have one AND it’s a great form of ID.
Untitled
3 years ago
You might get a few disappointments at first but really… it’s a lot of fun. If I have one regret at the moment, it’s that being in a non-English speaking country would make the whole release of English novels for Bookcrossing a little redundant :P
