I'm doing 43 things
saranagamana's Life List
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1. learn to play "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2" on the piano
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2. make someone's day
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3. volunteer more
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4. read "A Passage to India" by E.M. Forster
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5. Travel on the Trans Siberian Railway
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6. visit every european capital city
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7. surf
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8. visit all seven continents
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9. read the complete works of oscar wilde
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10. learn to dance flamenco
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11. learn the capital of every country
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12. gamble in monte carlo
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13. learn to play and sing Schubert's "Ave Maria"
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14. love someone
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15. make a mandala
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16. read "The Life of Insects" by Viktor Pelevin
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17. go to St. Petersburg
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18. read all of italo calvino's works
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19. plant something
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20. read all of graham greene's books
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21. finish a henry james novel
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22. be less competitive
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23. Go to the opera more
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24. go sailing
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25. Speak Russian fluently
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26. go on a walkabout in australia
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27. read the Three Musketeers in French
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28. read Pushkin in Russian
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29. Be kinder
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30. run a marathon
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31. Speak French fluently
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32. be less materialistic
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33. see the red fort at Agra
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34. see Victoria Falls
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35. be more generous
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36. Learn Turkish
246 people -
37. own 2 pugs
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38. do yoga every day
243 people -
39. read all my books
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40. read all eleven volumes of "the story of civilization" by will and ariel durant
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41. see the northern lights
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42. hike the appalachian trail
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43. Live out of a suitcase
19 people
How I did it
It made me
happy. 
How I did it: I read through all of the stories over the course of about three months. They're a quick read, and any one story can provide entertainment for a few lunch breaks at work. Read how I did it…
It made me
tremendously happy.
How I did it: I moved to the Netherlands recently (age 25) and quickly found that a bike was a necessary part of life here. I told my friends and coworkers that I had never learned, and offers to help teach me came from all over. In the end the two security guards at my place of work taught me, in a series of 'lessons' right after work, in our parking lot, once or twice a week for two months. I was rolling after about two weeks, but learning to turn, s… Read how I did it…
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