Mina olen Puolalainen mutta puhun vahan suomea koska tässä vuossi mina opiskelin englantin kielta Suomessa ;) Suomea ihmisen olevat hyvä mutta tarvitsevat monta olut hymyilyttää ;) Moi moi.
tahti's Life List
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1. remember that nobody and nothing can destroy my happiness
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2. be more organized
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3. write memoirs from my gap year
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4. remember about the universe
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5. write the first chapter of my MA
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6. draw more
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7. Live Without Fear
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8. take more pictures...better pictures
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9. list 100 things to improve the world and do them
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10. live each day as if it were my last, but learn each day as if I'll live forever
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11. Create a List of 365 Life-Inspiring Quotes
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12. See every movie that Jake Gyllenhaal has ever appeared in.
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13. attend mass in Hebrew
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14. travel to Finland, the shore of the Atlantic ocean, to Southampton, Germany, Tibet, Petersburg etc.
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15. Learn where every state of US is situated; learn capital of every country in the world
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16. visit Jerusalem
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17. learn more about other cultures
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18. write a book
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19. visit every continent
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If you ever get chance to do this, do this!
Studying in Finland is great:
-it is completely up to you what subjects you want to study, you can be a student of physics and study for example subjects from the faculty of sociology
-universities (both lecturers and technical equipment) are at a very high level
-you can borrow a computer for a semester and it costs you nothing :) Whereas to borrow a survival package with forks, knives, pillow, blanket, plates etc. you pay 40 Euro :) not to mention that in winter you ride a bike on snow, sun rises at 9 am and sets at 2pm ;) People are crazy and either don’t say a word for a week or talk to you in Finnish (even though you keep repeating “en puhu suomea”) for 3 hours after drinking at least 5 ciders ;-)
