I'm doing 34 things
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20 months ago
Proud, but not arrogant. I want to be satisfied and confident in my character and accomplishments.
winter_patriot's Life List
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1. Become a Marine
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2. Take a long roadtrip
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3. Become a leader
1 entry55 people -
4. Manage my time
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5. get married
1 entry18,574 people -
6. Be photogenic
1 entry53 people -
7. Have children
1 entry4,120 people -
8. Journal
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9. take more pictures
1 entry14,307 people -
10. Write a book
1 entry26,042 people -
11. Learn golf
1 entry37 people -
12. Learn to swim
1 entry . 1 cheer2,951 people -
13. Learn to cook
1 entry8,174 people -
14. Save money
1 entry14,700 people -
15. Be more social
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16. Become a doctor
1 entry . 1 cheer1,619 people -
17. Learn another language
1 entry3,721 people -
18. Quit biting my nails
1 entry356 people -
19. Graduate from college
1 entry6,115 people -
20. Attend Law School
1 entry26 people -
21. Score 165 on the LSATs
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22. Get in better shape
1 entry831 people -
23. Go Skydiving
1 entry6,572 people -
24. Visit Canada
1 entry533 people -
25. Pay off my credit cards
1 entry1,130 people -
26. Learn to Fly
1 entry2,140 people -
27. Visit New York
1,364 people -
28. Make my family proud
1 entry305 people -
29. Complete a Triathlon
1 entry669 people -
30. Learn to ride a motorcycle
1,666 people -
31. Visit Vietnam
1 entry134 people -
32. Join the State Department
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33. Become a Professor
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34. Be proud
1 entry32 people
Recent entries
Untitled
20 months ago
Just in case law isn’t my forte. It’s important to me that I make a difference, that I help people. Lawyers aren’t known for doing much of the latter. If my moral quirks aren’t compatible with law or the military, I’m considering a more historically benevolent career.
Untitled
20 months ago
I’m not exactly anti-social, but I tend to be reserved in most situations. Definitely not the life of the party or the discussion. Part of that is coyness, another part is haughtiness. I’d like to reduce both and become more outgoing and expressive in all situations.
