I’m enrolled in a Photography class that begins tomorrow. I’m looking forward to the class immensely.
I hope that I’ll develop skills that are adequate to take my cousin’s Engagement pictures. I’m told I have a great eye, so we’ll see. :)
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defy gravity
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55 people |
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live passionately
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travel the world
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Fall in love
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go on a cruise to Alaska
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71 people |
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lose weight
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36,310 people |
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learn Tai Chi
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Swim with dolphins
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have a secret identity
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86 people |
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become a superhero
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take voice lessons
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754 people |
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perform in a musical
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65 people |
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Skydive
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go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
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graduate from college
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Never stop learning
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stop being so angry
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Have a totally different life by this time next year
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change the world
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make a difference in someone's life
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Spend New Year's Eve in Times Square
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recycle more
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Get my picture taken crossing Abbey Road
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31 people |
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rescue animals
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give my parents as much as they have given me
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find my own edward cullen
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72 people |
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fly
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learn photography
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I’m enrolled in a Photography class that begins tomorrow. I’m looking forward to the class immensely.
I hope that I’ll develop skills that are adequate to take my cousin’s Engagement pictures. I’m told I have a great eye, so we’ll see. :)
There’s this man that my mom works with whom I had the opportunity to chat with for a couple of hours one day. He told me his life story, and in doing so, he claimed a piece of my heart. He’s lived a tough life, and now, at 43, he’s not letting himself live at all – it’s like he’s given up. I want to show him that life isn’t over.
At one point during our conversation, he mentioned that he wanted to skydive. I looked up the number to a nearby skydiving agency and left it in his mailbox (along with my e-mail address). I hope he e-mails and says that he went—and that it was amazing.
I just got my second tattoo about three weeks ago, and both mean the world to me. I have three birds behind my right ear (the first) and four cat paws plus a star on my left wrist (the second). The first was inspired by a very life changing sentiment – defy gravity. I feel, sometimes, during my darkest moments that the birds are there, whispering in my ear that I can defy gravity, just like they do. The paws are both a memorial (to the most amazing, quirky, and douchebaggy cat in the world) and an empowerment symbol. They provide a feeling of confidence when I’m reaching out for something I’m not entirely sure of.
I do adore my art, and though I’ve been stereotyped for my more visible tattoo, I just remember that the meaning belongs to me. If a graduate program or future employer can’t accept me because I have made a mark on my body, then that isn’t the place for me.