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mocchiatta

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I'm doing 30 things

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mocchiatta's Life List

1. See a live Manchester United game at Old Trafford
49 people
2. learn sign language
8,463 people
3. stop gossiping
500 people
4. get in shape
10,218 people
5. Never stop learning
1 cheer 4,106 people
6. exercise regularly
10,994 people
7. graduate with honors
297 people
8. be a wine connoisseur
127 people
9. Learn to knit
3,809 people
10. Learn how to remember peoples' names
1,715 people
11. learn to swordfight
130 people
12. travel the world
20,746 people
13. Fall in love
27,007 people
14. learn hip-hop dance
808 people
15. learn Russian
2,748 people
16. start scrapbooking
193 people
17. Learn Spanish
17,681 people
18. learn french
12,435 people
19. backpack through Europe
5,216 people
20. change the world
3,466 people
21. learn german
5,235 people
22. learn italian
6,453 people
23. eat healthier
11,041 people
24. learn how to drive stick-shift
4,527 people
25. be more confident
11,463 people
26. stop procrastinating
30,012 people
27. wake up when my alarm clock goes off
7,550 people
28. Go to the World Cup
314 people
29. Go on a road trip
3,804 people
30. Become Financially Independent
6,299 people

Recent entries

So, I was illiterate in Korea for the duration of my life until the end of highschool when I attended the Yonsei summer program. The Korean Language Institute was an interesting program and I lucked out because my teacher was so awesome.

I definitely enjoyed immersing myself in Korean culture while learning the language. And the rate at which I was improving was amazing. Granted, when I returned to LA I sort of…stopped improving.

Jul 29, 2006, 11:15PM PDT | 0 comments

The first time I donated blood, it was at my highschool for a blood drive. I’ve never been afraid of needles, so I just watched in fascination as the woman softly embedded the needle in my arm. And damn I never knew my blood was so hot! The tube leading to the packet felt really hot against my skin. But in hindsight, it makes sense since the average body temp is around 98 degrees.

Jul 29, 2006, 11:10PM PDT | 1 cheer | 0 comments