I'm doing 31 things
Well, I’ve found someone else to crush on and he is totally out of my reach (celebrity in another place), which is good for me because I don’t have to spend so much time thinking to myself “what if ?”.
I’m happy…I can move on!!!!
misterie's Life List
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1. write a novel
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2. be accepted
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3. be loved
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4. belong
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5. get over shyness
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6. learn everything
117 people -
7. be happy
24,432 people -
8. smile more
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9. have confidence
135 people -
10. learn spanish
17,681 people -
11. become optimistic
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12. stay ambitious
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13. stay a virgin
26 people -
14. Live to be 125 years old
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15. get my PhD
1 cheer873 people -
16. adopt a child
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17. stop procrastinating
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18. become a mother
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19. lose 50 lbs
653 people -
20. go to New York City
1 cheer644 people -
21. journal
2 cheers226 people -
22. straighten my teeth
2 entries122 people -
23. be beautiful
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24. live forever
785 people -
25. go to Africa
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26. cure AIDS
60 people -
27. be remembered
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28. cure cancer
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29. heal the world
38 people -
30. be openminded
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31. decide what the hell I would like to do with the rest of my life
1 entry7,317 people
Recent entries
I’ll be graduationg with a B.A. in Anthropology in less than 3 months. I don’t like the job outlook of having a liberal arts degree, so I’ll be going right back to school to start working on a career in Pharmacy. Health care, engineering, and computer science degrees seem to have the best job outlook, I’m sure there are others. While I was a freshman, I just took a subject I enjoyed and kept taking the courses. Does anyone else have an issue with the degree they persued and are now going back to school to take an entirely different career path?
