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  1. 1. Finish my degree
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  2. 2. Have a regular sleep schedule
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  3. 3. Get into shape
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  4. 4. Pay off my debt
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  5. 5. Learn to sew
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  6. 6. Build an art portfolio
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  7. 7. Play the piano daily
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  8. 8. Move all my stuff out of parents' house
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  9. 9. Get rid of clutter
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  10. 10. Back up my computer files
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  11. 11. Give blood
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  12. 12. Write many letters to Grammie, Lynn and Aar in 2010
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  13. 13. Learn how to take better care of Ava
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  14. 14. Volunteer
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  15. 15. Take a dance class
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  16. 16. Learn to sing
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  17. 17. Learn to speak french
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  18. 18. Practice yoga
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  19. 19. Study photography
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  20. 20. Learn to play chess
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  21. 21. Write a short story
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  22. 22. Learn to meditate
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  23. 23. Write thank you notes
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  24. 24. Build a library
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  25. 25. Learn the Alexander technique
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  26. 26. Save $1000 in an emergency fund
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  27. 27. Save $8000 for my wedding
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  28. 28. Save 3 months expenses in an emergency fund
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  29. 29. Draft a will
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  30. 30. Eat more locally grown food
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  31. 31. Marry him
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  32. 32. Learn to swim
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  33. 33. Trace my family tree
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  34. 34. Learn about investing
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  35. 35. See all the Canadian provinces
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  36. 36. Learn to play guitar
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  37. 37. Learn to play the drums
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  38. 38. Learn ASL
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Volunteer
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Back when I used to volunteer at retirement homes, the residents there would get together for sing-alongs. They’d sing all their favourite oldies, (or at least they were oldies to me), and a woman who worked there played the piano for them. It was probably my favourite part of the day. I especially remember working in the Alzheimer’s unit, and how much the group enjoyed singing. No matter what level of participation they were able to do, they always seemed so cheered up.

Anyhow, I have this dream of learning how to play all of the oldies that were popular during the retiree’s younger years on the piano, and visiting them for sing-alongs. I’d like to just visit too. I should e-mail the homes I volunteered at and ask them what songs they sang.



finish my degree
To complete

Endless readings!
Hogarth annot. bibliography
Hogarth essay + research
W-Lit dec essay + research
W-Lit final essay + research
Second close reading
Cultural Studies term paper prospectus
Cultural Studies term paper
W-Lit Final
Cultural Studies Final
18th Century Lit final

Well… it’s not TOO bad.




 

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