I actually did this at a concert my fiance and I went to last weekend. It’s nice to finally check this off my to-do list.
raised to be polite, not to suffer bullshit's Life List
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1. marry my soulmate
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2. help my fiance quit smoking
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3. change my middle name
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4. pick a date and a place for our wedding
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5. list 100 more things i love about my fiance
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6. send kristin a care package
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7. test my physical limits
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8. create a television series based on my college experiences
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9. volunteer at a soup kitchen
1 entry . 70 cheers91 people -
10. start going to the gym
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11. relearn latin
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12. finish everything in my "to read" pile
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13. adopt animals from shelters
2 entries . 72 cheers2 people -
14. move to vermont
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15. establish a fund to provide a college education for motivated kids who can't afford the tuition bills
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16. get my passport
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17. get a corgi
2 entries . 18 cheers13 people -
18. keep our Christmas tree up for as long as we want
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19. clean our apartment more
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20. pursue knowledge as aggressively as possible
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21. take dance lessons
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22. take vocal lessons
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23. audition for a play
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24. start seeing a speech therapist
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25. get more tattoos
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26. document a day in photographs
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27. buy my father's childhood home
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28. enforce a parenting test
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29. start figure skating again
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30. have a band thank me in their liner notes
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31. pay off my credit card bills
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32. memorise "the love song of j. alfred prufrock"
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33. follow a band on tour
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34. read the Bible
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35. stop Dan Brown from writing any more shitty novels
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36. celebrate Towel Day
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37. Shamelessly ask my 43 friends to help support and sponsor Segsy in the 2008 Take Steps for Crohn's and Colitis Walk.
34 team members . 1 entry . 5 cheers10 people
I’ve been casually looking for a new job for at least a year now (the middle of June was my two-year anniversary of me being at my first post-college job, which I landed two weeks after graduation and started two weeks after THAT), always submitting my resume to the local Gannett paper whenever a job that interested me popped up.
After a lull in the job search, I received an e-mail from said paper’s asst. ME, telling me that the ME handed her my resume, which they’ve had on file for quite a while now. I went in, interviewed, blew everyone away…. and never heard back. I shrugged it off, figuring it wasn’t meant to be.
A few weeks ago, the ME from that same paper called me and offered me an entirely different job—better hours, full time, MUCH better pay AND infinitely closer than my current job.
My first day is two weeks from now. I’m so freaking excited, even though I think I’m going to be a little teary-eyed on my last day of my current job. C’est la vie.
I finished “The Dark Tower” almost a month ago and…. wow. I’m still blown away by the scope and intricacy and humanity of these books. Roland is among the most tragic figures ever, and my heart just broke for him. I am so, so happy I followed my oh-so-wise fiance’s advice and invested so much of my time in these books, as the fulfillment and enjoyment I found in these books was SO worth it.
I honestly have a whole new respect for Stephen King as a writer now. Thankee, sai.
