I'm doing 31 things
the time i spent on that dock, watching the stars was worth all of the heartbreak that followed
molly kay's Life List
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1. To live instead of exist
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2. learn to paint
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3. capture the moment better
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4. Get an Apartment
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5. Fall in love
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6. Take amazing photographs
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7. Go to Paris
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8. stop procrastinating
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9. Watch more French films
72 people -
10. Sneak out of my house at night
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11. Be more confrontational
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12. Paint every room in my house a different color of the rainbow
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13. Buy a townhouse
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14. Get married
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15. Get my nose pierced.
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16. Go on a roadtrip with no predetermined destination
338 people -
17. learn to dance
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18. Write a book
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19. Visit every continent
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20. be more spontaneous
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21. Start my own business
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22. Work in a flower shop
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23. see the northern lights
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24. Adopt a child
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25. fix the world
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26. Learn to surf
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27. Let go of the past
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28. publish a book of poetry
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29. fly a plane
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30. wear dresses everyday
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31. feel confident in my own skin
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Recent entries
My photography teacher brought this up.
Why am I living my life in fear of living? Why am I existing from day to day with the monotonous ebb and flow that has become my “life.”
I need to get out of this and do something meaningful, even if that means escaping. Maybe escaping from this hell in my mind counts as existing. Maybe that’s what I need.
Just for once, I want to feel something and tell you about it right away. I don’t want to be afraid that what I say will hurt you or that you’ll hurt yourself or that something uncontrollable will happen to you. I don’t want to be afraid of being honest with you…just once.
What I need is to be free from the imaginary constraints that I put on myself and our relationship.
