I'm doing 32 things
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I’m trying to decide on East Asian Studies with a focus in Chinese or Chinese language pedagogy.
teadrinkingraven's Life List
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1. become fluent in Mandarin
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2. step foot on every continent
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3. exercise regularly
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4. Become a Motivational Speaker
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5. upgrade my cell phone
47 people -
6. be better at math
177 people -
7. Be a better blogger
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8. get a manicure
198 people -
9. Take a long distance bicycle trip
6 people -
10. run a marathon
10,457 people -
11. own another pet bird
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12. become a better singer
167 people -
13. Work on my memory
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14. get a Masters in Chinese
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15. Visit Niagra falls
68 people -
16. get a credit card
270 people -
17. Visit Hong Kong
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18. pass JLPT 2kyuu
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19. sell all my junk
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20. go to graduate school out of state
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21. plant another garden
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22. write a story
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23. finish all the books I own
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24. start sleeping before 10
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25. learn taichi
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26. have my own place
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27. visit Japan again
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28. get CPR certified
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29. learn archery
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30. experience food tourism in Thailand
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31. visit the Singapore Zoo
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32. Take Hip-Hop dance classes
200 people
How I did it
It made me
thirsty for more! 
How I did it: Booked a 22 day tour with Geckos.Bought an up-to-date travel guide. My blog:http://www.middlekingdom2009.blogspot.com Read how I did it…
It made me 
How I did it: Years of piano lessons, thanks to mom. I didn't really have a choice at the time but I recommend learning to play an instrument you like. Had some nightmarish teachers but some that were really patient and great. I had a habit of memorizing songs to avoid reading notes.... It is relaxing to play the piano while your eyes are closed. lol Read how I did it…
It made me
meh 
How I did it: Took it up in HS when the school I transferred to ended up not offering any Asian languages. Studied up to French 3 or 4 and regularly practiced speaking with my aunt and uncle who has a quebecois accent. Once I graduated HS, I didn't find much use for it since I had no French friends and I wasn't watching much French movies or TV. I've lost most of it but I can still identify parts of speech, basic verbs, cuss, and read shampoo bottles. Read how I did it…
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