Is there any other type of community in the UP than a small community? Ideally, I would work in Baraga/L’Anse, Marquette/Munising, or Houghton/Hancock for perhaps a 2 year stint before going back South to be with family in the Toledo area.
Fig's Life List
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1. graduate from college
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2. learn greek
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3. create small pieces of art, and leave them for people to find
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4. pose nude
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5. Learn American Sign Language
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6. design a toy or game
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7. Travel to Italy to visit his family.
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8. organize a cancer drive
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9. thank you
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10. mix at least 10 cocktails. Not just mix them, but mix them well. So well, in fact, that people ask for my cocktails specifically.
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11. make a Jack Skellington costume for Halloween and wear it after learning how to walk on stilts
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12. create a list of desirable traits to have one day as a "man" (not just an 'adult male').
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13. be well enough off financially to be able to donate to NPR (or my local NPR station) and not risk failing to make rent/utilities/bills on time.
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14. grow the balls to shave my head.
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15. teach (at least for a short time) in a small community in Michigan's Upper Pennisula.
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One thing out there that is rather impressive to me is the new electronic Rubik’s cube. Look at this.
This is a bit odd, but I would like a list of such traits. Maybe one day having them numbered on some scale of importance.
Right now, though, I think the list needs place a place to start.
Know how to mix at least 3 drinks/cocktails
Always have the materials to make those 3 cocktails on hand
Know how to cook 3 ethnically/culturally accurate dishes from scratch
Know when to call a professional/expert
Support a charity of personal sentiment
Always have a room/bed available for a traveling friend
Always have access to a decent bottle of wine and a bouquet of flowers
Always be firm but fair as a guardian (over your own or others’ children)
Have breakfast made for any over night guests (or at least once a month, a big family breakfast)
As I think of them, I’ll continue to list them and work them into some sort of list. If there is anyone out there who might be “listening” to this, feel free to comment, letting me know what could be changed or added.
