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13 months ago
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Julia Sprowls's Life List
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1. Read more books
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2. To live instead of exist
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3. write a book
26,216 people -
4. travel the world
18,595 people -
5. Make new friends
12,791 people -
6. get a job
10,608 people -
7. get married
18,702 people -
8. get out of debt
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9. Get organized
6,109 people -
10. be more confident
10,332 people -
11. Save money
14,798 people -
12. identify 100 things that make me happy.
2,262 people -
13. Practice Yoga
4,122 people -
14. meditate
2,792 people -
15. Become Financially Independent
5,467 people -
16. stop procrastinating
27,039 people -
17. Keep a journal
3,038 people -
18. Find a religion that will fit my beliefs
564 people -
19. plant a garden
1,852 people -
20. Volunteer
4,910 people -
21. Donate blood
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22. learn sign language
7,710 people -
23. Speak French fluently
2,107 people -
24. Learn another language
3,748 people -
25. learn to draw
1,987 people -
26. expand my vocabulary
2,621 people -
27. Get more piercings
703 people -
28. Get a tattoo
20,282 people -
29. visit all 50 states
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30. get a dog
3,876 people -
31. go to more concerts
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32. Learn to play the drums
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33. watch more movies
755 people -
34. Collect quotes
21 people -
35. Make a scrapbook
834 people -
36. create the soundtrack to my life
1,812 people
Recent entries
The plan.
13 months ago
I have always loved reading but I’ve let my passion for literature slip away lately in order to make room for other things in my life. I want to bring that passion back so I am going to start off by committing to read for at least 40 minutes every day this week. This should be a good way to introduce the habit back into my daily routine. Plus, now I have a reason to use that silly egg timer I bought ages ago. :P
I’m going to be reading “A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius” by Dave Eggers. It was recommended to me by my fiance and we share similar tastes in literature, film, etc. so I am looking forward to it. I skimmed it a bit this evening and the incredibly lengthy preface alone makes it pretty intriguing!
