I'm doing 37 things
I Love It!
15 months ago
I got my nose pierced about 10 months or so ago and I love it.
It really didn’t hurt at all, and I’m a big baby when it comes to pain.
teaandchocolate's Life List
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1. write a novel
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2. visit Palestine
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3. become a human rights lawyer
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4. change the world
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5. identify 100 things that make me happy.
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6. create the soundtrack to my life
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7. Go to England
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8. Visit Spain
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9. Visit Italy
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10. Visit France
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11. Visit Jordan
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12. learn more about my culture
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13. learn arabic
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14. learn french
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15. read 1000 books before I'm 30
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16. leave notes in library books
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17. Contribute to the intellectual progress of humanity
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18. free palestine
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19. Join the Peace Corps
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20. Get a weiner dog.
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21. Go to graduate school
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22. have better posture
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23. I want to travel
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24. make money from photography
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25. learn how to play the piano
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26. get a cartilage piercing
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27. learn to read music
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28. learn the thriller dance
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29. get scene hair
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30. Learn to type without looking at the keyboard
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31. volunteer abroad
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32. wake up when my alarm clock goes off
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33. Teach people that Muslim and Terror are not synonomous
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34. be a best-selling author
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35. meet talib kweli
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36. meet lupe fiasco
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37. Get an anti-eyebrow piercing
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Recent entries
I had a bad experience but that's just me...
16 months ago
Ok so I was deathly afraid of needles and didn’t give blood for a really long time because of that…But I decided it was a really good thing to do so I finally did it. And I passed out during the donation so they had to yank the needle out of my vein (which made my arm reallllyy sore afterwards) and stop the donation before I even reached a pint. Lame. But the nurses were all so nice and considerate, and they give you a sticker and juice and cookies when you’re done! I think it was partly the nerves and partly the fact that my body wasn’t used to it since it was my first time. But at least I can say I tried it!
