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Tomorrow my wife and I go for a consultation, and maybe even get the job done......our very first (and very likely our last) tattoos! Simple designs, but still very relevant.
That's about to be crossed off the list.
Congratz EvertonBroncos! I believe you are quite young, so you will complete your list and add many, many more to it. Just a suggestion....why not look into a 101 type language course now, and get that one well underway by next year? I'm thinking of doing the same thing.
Wasn't so bad, though I think that a complex tattoo would hurt some. We compared it to getting a sharp pinch intermittently, as thankfully the process is done with many short breaks.
No "buyer's remorse", but if they were more visible for everyone to see, and larger in size, I might be wondering what I did!!!
Tomorrow my wife and I go for a consultation, and maybe even get the job done......our very first (and very likely our last) tattoos! Simple designs, but still very relevant.
That's about to be crossed off the list.
Congratz EvertonBroncos! I believe you are quite young, so you will complete your list and add many, many more to it. Just a suggestion....why not look into a 101 type language course now, and get that one well underway by next year? I'm thinking of doing the same thing.
1. Start a family with a woman who I love
2. Drive a Formula One car
3. See Everton win the league/Broncos win the big one
4. Attend a Super Bowl
5. Attend a Wrestlemania
6. Do Route 66
7. Save somebody's life
8. Run on the pitch to celebrate an important Everton goal
9. Become fluent in another language (probably Spanish because I have a foundation to build upon) 10. Perform a song on stage
1. Start a family with a woman who I love
2. Drive a Formula One car
3. See Everton win the league/Broncos win the big one
4. Attend a Super Bowl
5. Attend a Wrestlemania
6. Do Route 66
7. Save somebody's life
8. Run on the pitch to celebrate an important Everton goal
9. Become fluent in another language (probably Spanish because I have a foundation to build upon) 10. Perform a song on stage
It's good to have them there as something to look forward to or work towards in my opinion.
It's like they taught us in Winter Driving Skills......look towards where you want to go, and you will more likely end up there. Stare at the ditch or a tree, and...……………. good luck!
I hear ya....writing is enjoyable, but definitely "put off" worthy. My brother has written a little trilogy, and he's pretty good at it. He minimized cost by doing some things on his own, but in the end, he probably barely made ends meet. Now, if for some reason a book of his got noticed, the end result could be very lucrative. But I suspect few folks make a lot of money.....and many seek to break even. Then again there's that feeling of achievement that comes with completion of task.
As for bucket lists and such, they can be like "resolutions" that sound great, but lose intensity at sometimes a rapid rate! But I think you'll agree, it is better to plan than to sit pat. Ah yes, but planning needs execution, and some of us fail at that point. I do believe however that thinking about things is a positive act. It can provide hope, meaning, motivation.....and perhaps the impetus for change.
Ha ha....then again, I can be a bit of a dreamer!!
It's good to have them there as something to look forward to or work towards in my opinion.
the easiest thing to do when you write is procrastinate ....
Funny how those lists change over the years .... I tend to replace one's I've done with new ones ... or I'll admit, as I got further along with my life, I lost interest in some of those items that were on my list when I was younger... don't know if others run into that.
I hear ya....writing is enjoyable, but definitely "put off" worthy. My brother has written a little trilogy, and he's pretty good at it. He minimized cost by doing some things on his own, but in the end, he probably barely made ends meet. Now, if for some reason a book of his got noticed, the end result could be very lucrative. But I suspect few folks make a lot of money.....and many seek to break even. Then again there's that feeling of achievement that comes with completion of task.
As for bucket lists and such, they can be like "resolutions" that sound great, but lose intensity at sometimes a rapid rate! But I think you'll agree, it is better to plan than to sit pat. Ah yes, but planning needs execution, and some of us fail at that point. I do believe however that thinking about things is a positive act. It can provide hope, meaning, motivation.....and perhaps the impetus for change.
Ha ha....then again, I can be a bit of a dreamer!!
the easiest thing to do when you write is procrastinate ....
Funny how those lists change over the years .... I tend to replace one's I've done with new ones ... or I'll admit, as I got further along with my life, I lost interest in some of those items that were on my list when I was younger... don't know if others run into that.
I'm kinda too young to have a bucket list but there are some things id like to do
1.start a family with the girl I love
2.if I end up having a son, I would definitely want to be a coach for baseball or football or whatever sport he loved. My dad did it and I still wish I could go back to those times
3.go to New Zealand , it's beautiful there and I've always wanted to go
4.Skydiving, something about it entices me to do it
5.Be able to bench press more then 300 pounds. I don't know why but that's the number I've always wanted since I was 15
That's all I can think of right now, I'm sure there is tons more though
Go for it bud! Maybe you are bigger than me, but I was happy to bench over 200 pounds. Everything above that was gravy. And when I say everything, I did not mean another 100 pounds!!!
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