Goodbye Fall...here comes my last Winter in Provo:
Just a few things I want to do in my life-
- Learn to play violin
- Become politically informed, active - Be a good citizen
- Backpack across China
- Pray like I did on the mission - recognize answers like I did on the mission
- Go to bed at 10:30 every night
- Teach my kids to love life
- Write a book
- Love like my grandparents
- Paint a huge picture/mural of Lehi's Tree of Life vision
- Frame pictures from my mission and hang them up in my house
- Have a baby or two or three or four or five or six or more
- Ride horses along the beach in Mexico
- Live in South America and re-learn Spanish
- Learn German
- Run a half-marathon in a foreign country
- Go camping atleast once a year
- Visit all the national parks
- Always do my visiting teaching
- Actually study Isaiah
- Go on a second mission to somewhere in South America/Asia
- Take a photography class by National Geographic photographers
- Buy a really fancy camera and document my life
Goodbye Fall...here comes my last Winter in Provo:
Just a few things I want to do in my life-
Can I just say your list of aspirations far surpasses mine, Lindsey! You put me to shame. I made a preliminary list for myself and the three I cam up with initially were: remember to breath, don't yell at anyone, and always have a paper bag on hand in case the urge to vomit is too great. P.S. I wouldn't worry about learning German if I were you. I never ever use mine. Heck, I can't even find a German restaurant in the last two states I've lived in. Cross it off your list and simplify life (per Elder Uchtdorf). :)
ReplyDeleteHaha. Emily your comments make me laugh! My list is substantially different from yours because I don't have 2 kids and I'm not pregnant. :) You've got to live it up when your single right!?
ReplyDeleteI loved your list, Lindsey! It's inspiring and makes me want to set some goals, too. I hope you achieve every single one of them. And if you want to brush up on German, visit me. We have the longest-running German band in the US and you can go out to eat at a number of German restaurants, including the Little Gretel a mile from my house.
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