I'm doing 22 things
Once I moved on my own and did not have cable it was super easy to not watch a lot of tv. I found other ways to fill my time like making a blog or working on some art (or whatever your passion is). I would say it was worth it and to be honest, I don’t really miss it that much but I do still watch the occasional 30 Rock and Glee.
muffinpalace's Life List
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1. learn sign language
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2. make a documentary
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3. Learn Japanese
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4. find 43 things to do
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5. draw more
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6. Take an Acting Class
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7. do stand up comedy
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8. sing in a band
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9. Take an improv class
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10. finish my film/animation project
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11. write a play/musical/script
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12. paint a picture
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13. Ride a horse
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14. learn how to tap dance
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15. make a musical
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16. learn about my grandparents history
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17. make a comic or zine
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18. see more plays
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19. be in a musical
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20. keep up on my blogs
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21. climb a mountain
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22. write more letters
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Recent entries
I never thought I would be able to say that I climbed a mountain but I did! I know it wasn’t the biggest or the toughest one but you need to start somewhere…right! So, the one that we tackled was the South Sister in Oregon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Sisters_%28Oregon%29) one of the Three Sister mountains. It was a great challenge and probably one of the hardest hikes I’ve ever done but would like to try and top it or do it again. I’m planning on being out west in Aug. and would love suggestions of other mountains to try (probably for beginners nothing too extreme yet).
Thanks
