I gave myself to God, there was a pregnant pause before he said "ok"
Everyone (meaning whatinthehell and Mc_soy) Seems to have been doing these little laundry lists of life goals. I thought about it, and I don't really have much ambition. Still, I can't turn down a chance to be a copy cat so I decided to join in.
- Work for a widely circulated newspaper/magazine.
- Work for a feminist magazine.
- Create and edit my own feminist teen magazine.
- Go seven days without saying something negative about myself.
- Go seven days without looking in a mirror.
- Write an expose about the practices of American media condemning anyone who believes everything they hear, including what I had written in said book.
- Learn how to make those little paper guys that hold hands.
- Inspire someone to do anything positive.
- Win $200+ gambling in one night.
- Become a ninja... or at least feel like one.
- Learn to realistically draw something that accurately reflects what it is based on. (as of today, I'm limited to stick figures... unfortunately I have never seen a stick man walking down the street)
- Go fourteen days without a television, computer, or CD player. All news must be read, all interaction must be in person, all music must be live.
- Play every NES game that has ever been released in America.
- Go to a videogame/anime/geek convention... in COSTUME!
- Become an expert at Yoga.
- Have a child and NOT try to live vicariously through them.
- Have a greyish cat named Dorian Gray and an orangish cat named Basil and live vicariously through them.
- Be an extra in a movie.
- Vote regularly.
- Create an online comic that has at least 10 entries and is actually funny.
There... That's good for now. Good luck to me then.
- Work for a widely circulated newspaper/magazine.
- Work for a feminist magazine.
- Create and edit my own feminist teen magazine.
- Go seven days without saying something negative about myself.
- Go seven days without looking in a mirror.
- Write an expose about the practices of American media condemning anyone who believes everything they hear, including what I had written in said book.
- Learn how to make those little paper guys that hold hands.
- Inspire someone to do anything positive.
- Win $200+ gambling in one night.
- Become a ninja... or at least feel like one.
- Learn to realistically draw something that accurately reflects what it is based on. (as of today, I'm limited to stick figures... unfortunately I have never seen a stick man walking down the street)
- Go fourteen days without a television, computer, or CD player. All news must be read, all interaction must be in person, all music must be live.
- Play every NES game that has ever been released in America.
- Go to a videogame/anime/geek convention... in COSTUME!
- Become an expert at Yoga.
- Have a child and NOT try to live vicariously through them.
- Have a greyish cat named Dorian Gray and an orangish cat named Basil and live vicariously through them.
- Be an extra in a movie.
- Vote regularly.
- Create an online comic that has at least 10 entries and is actually funny.
There... That's good for now. Good luck to me then.