I'm doing 33 things
I like how one of my goals is to go to bed by 10:00 every night for a week (I can only dream) and another is to have a sleep cycle that consists of six twenty-minute catnaps and a whole lot of insomnia.
tarlatan's Life List
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1. run away to paris
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2. read the Phantom of the Opera in French
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3. write haiku on fridays
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4. act in a Shakespeare play
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5. Grow bonsai trees
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6. go to a film festival
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7. try the uberman sleep schedule
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8. study at Oxford for a summer
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9. publish a book
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10. sing on stage
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11. go to state in track
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12. do the splits
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13. play soccer in college
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14. scuba dive the Great Barrier Reef
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15. dress the way I wish I dressed every day
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16. discover new music
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17. Run a 5:30 mile
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18. go to bed by 10:00pm for an entire week
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19. Feng Shui my room
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20. read the classics
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21. donate 200 dollars to charity
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22. not procrastinate for a week
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23. memorize the first movement of the moonlight sonata
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24. write 500 words a day for two weeks
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25. get a penpal
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26. list three things every day that made me happy
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27. expand my vocal range
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28. get lost in Wales
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29. create small pieces of art, and leave them for people to find
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30. Be a pirate queen
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31. write in iambic pentameter
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32. write messages on sugar packets in restaurants
28 people -
33. Publish a poem
202 people
Recent entries
I’m now addicted to reading the New York Times. I wish I could have it delivered, so I could unfold it and crumple it up and spill orange juice on it, but instead I read it online. It’s a good timewaster, though, so I have to be careful not to get sucked into the whirlpool of blogs, op-eds and little videos.
