I'm doing 22 things
I’ve been a bit lazy and started by only choosing the ones to be emailed, but recently I printed my first five and sent them. I could do with some windowed envelopes with the window on the correct side (or spend time formatting) but I’ve found a way to use up my existing envelopes. Very pleased that one prisoner has already been released since my postal letter.
olicana's Life List
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1. lose weight
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2. Try cross country skiing
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3. Take more pictures
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4. Make French lesson videos for my nephews
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5. learn how to use my camera
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6. Keep in touch with old friends
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7. Buy a House
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8. Be a better friend
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9. Take a ride in a helicopter
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10. Learn to snowboard
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11. Stick to an exercise plan
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12. do some volunteer work
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13. get promoted
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14. Become more eco aware.
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15. write letters for Amnesty International
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16. Go to Verona Opera
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17. visit the taj mahal
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18. Learn to Scuba dive
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19. Learn to touch type
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20. Take the trans-siberian railway
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21. Climb Mt Blanc
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22. buy more shoes with heels
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How I did it
It made me
Happy 
How I did it: I printed photos every week and wrote on the back of them to show what I was up to. I talked about what I was doing and things that were going to happen. Always sound positive, your loved ones want to know you're ok when you are away from home. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
We looked up some techniques on the internet, confidently hired the equipment and gave it a go. First problem was getting the skis on but we accosted a fellow skier got the advice then got started. Hilarious fun, lots of time spent on the floor, but definitely up for trying again!
This was totally worth while. I wish I’d done it for my other grandparents too. Even if you can’t commit to once a week, keep in touch. it’s worth it.
