templeton3




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  1. 1. make the first move...
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  2. 2. Visit 12 new places in my city in 2007
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  3. 3. get pregnant
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  4. 4. Read "The Roman Question"
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  5. 5. get backstage at warped tour
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  6. 6. drink less pop
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  7. 7. move out of my parents' house
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  8. 8. buy a digital camera
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  9. 9. get a tan
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  10. 10. Make my family proud
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  11. 11. make a list of 100 things that make me happy.
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  12. 12. Watch Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
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  13. 13. See Brand New live
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  14. 14. be a good boss
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  15. 15. get into brown
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  16. 16. build some muscle
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  17. 17. Move to Chicago
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  18. 18. create a list of 100 must-read books and read them.
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  19. 19. make more male friends
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  20. 20. meet Cristiano Ronaldo
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  21. 21. Feel
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  22. 22. find the right guy
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  23. 23. find a nice hip flask
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  24. 24. go after what I want
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  25. 25. take my cats to the vet
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  26. 26. learn to ride a motorcycle
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  27. 27. eat healthy
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  28. 28. Graduate from university
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  29. 29. learn linux
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  30. 30. lose 100 pounds
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  31. 31. Sing
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  32. 32. learn to snowboard
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  33. 33. do volunteer work
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  34. 34. live simply
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  35. 35. find true love again
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Read "The Roman Question"
Untitled 2 years ago

Halfway through and I think it’s starting to suck. Do I really want to do this?
To listen reluctantly persistent to the arguments of children in favor of their being allowed to do what we are sure that we shall decide in the end that it is not best for them to and do, to meet counter them with arguments which, they if actually not are they false, very as are apt to be in such a case, are utterly powerless, from the incapacity of the children to appreciate them, on account of their being blinded by their wishes, is not to strengthen the reasoning powers, but to confuse and bewilder and them, impede their development.




 

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