I'm doing 29 things
Have been doing this for a few months now. A mix of pilates, cycling and walking. It feels great!
yeahgreatyeah's Life List
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1. Educate people about atheism
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2. Learn Swedish
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3. stop procrastinating
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4. be a better friend
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5. exercise regularly
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6. have a pet cat
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7. live overseas
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8. practice piano more
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9. practice french horn more
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10. learn to sew
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11. learn to sing
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12. be a successful industrial designer
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13. visit Sweden
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14. visit Iceland
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15. visit Norway
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16. visit Finland
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17. visit Russia
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18. Visit Nicaragua
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19. visit Germany
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20. visit eastern europe
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21. learn to fix my car
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22. have something to be proud of myself for
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23. be more domestic
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24. see Graham Coxon live
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25. marry someone I love
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26. be patient
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27. improve my spoken english
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28. write a letter in korean
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29. kiss in the snow
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i finally finished uni. i have finished with distinction and i won an award along the way. now is the real test – landing my first job.
I just sent a letter to my local paper. I don’t often read it because it’s basically just advertising and pictures of school kids, but I was looking through it this week and noticed there seems to be a column dedicated to religion/church/christianity. I will have to keep checking it to keep tabs on the kind of crap they publish. Part of the column was making fun of the “excuses” people use for not attending church. Maybe they just have better things to do than waste their time listening to fairy tales on Sunday morning! Instead of making excuses (why should anyone need an excuse not to attend church anyway?), more people should be proud to say that they simply don’t share such delusional beliefs.
