I'm doing 33 things
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3 years ago
All As, baby!
marieb's Life List
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1. spend more time outdoors
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2. have normal sleep hours
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3. be healthy
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4. see the pyramids
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5. Write more
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6. travel
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7. identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)
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8. Improve my posture
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9. Visit Australia
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10. graduate college
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11. be a better designer
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12. have sex under the stars
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13. Kiss in the rain
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14. visit New Zealand
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15. Drive across the USA
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16. travel to every continent
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17. see the northern lights
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18. learn PHP
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19. sing karaoke with reckless abandon
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20. Buy a House
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21. lose weight
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22. Fly First Class
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23. visit new york
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24. become a US citizen
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25. forgive those who have hurt me
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26. get married
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27. shave my head
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28. sing in a choir
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29. Find a balance between the things I want to do and the things I need to do
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30. Send a postcard to Postsecret
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31. Never stop learning
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32. become fluent in Irish Gaelic again
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33. overcome my mental illness
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Recent entries
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3 years ago
I finally realized that this is just impossible.
I, personally, can’t possibly figure out what I want to do with the rest of my life for the simple fact that I won’t always be interested in the same things that I am now – I could choose to dedicate myself to one field and find myself detesting it later on.
It’s much better to let the chips fall where they may ; don’t limit yourself by trying to pigeonhole your life’s goal.
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3 years ago
I’m obviously still nowhere near being a “great” photographer, but I’ve expanded my horizons, gotten out there and really opened up a whole world of photographic opportunities that I didn’t know existed.
Fiddling with the settings helps, too!
