I'm doing 34 things
I decided there are much more important things to spend time on than to waste time on a mmorpg.
nishmoo's Life List
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1. be happy
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2. Go on a road trip
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3. Watch all episodes of "Futurama" ever made
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4. live in a little house on a lake with a little boat and draw for hours without a single worry in the world.
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5. Win the Nobel Prize :)
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6. stop collecting art supplies and start creating art
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7. get a tan
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8. learn Swedish
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9. Read more books
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10. Meet Jimmy Buffett
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11. get my own place
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12. live in new york
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13. be a famous artist
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14. Learn to play the guitar
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15. stop biting my nails
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16. Speak up in class
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17. get married
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18. have a photograph published
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19. do the splits
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20. learn karate
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21. stop eating fast food
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22. stop drinking soda
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23. Learn to fly
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24. Get a tattoo
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25. see the northern lights
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26. Be able to explain Einstein's Theory of Relativity
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27. Learn to pick locks
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28. lose weight
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29. live simply
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30. stop throwing clothes on the floor
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31. Become Financially Independent
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32. hike the appalachian trail
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33. photograph a tornado
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34. get along with my brother
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Recent entries
I went to camp for a week and it rain for 7 straight days. Needless to say, there was much playing (and singing) in the rain. I still go and run around whenever it rains here.
Went on a wine tour in France last summer. My group tried several wine varieties and I managed to bring a bottle back home. The experience was awesome and seeing all the wine actually being made (fermenting) was very interesting. I’d love to go back to France and do it again.
