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Never really done these before lol

Mine:
Learn to dance, learn to drive, keep playing music every day, get back into non-school writing, keep working out most days, figure out what to do after university, spend more time with friends, be more outgoing, feel less lonely, get a new job, maybe move out (maybe into parents' basement suite when sister moves out of it), buy less new stuff and get rid of the stuff I don't need or love.

tl;dr, be more like the people I think are awesome.

- get money
- get paid
- get bitches
- get laid

seriously, though:
- be more outgoing, especially with the bitches
- kick ass in the internship
- try to be more mature
- learn french
- formally learn about wine, i have to if i'm ever joining the family business
- travel as much as i can. wanna see prague, berlin and barcelona; in france paris, marseille and as much as i can of the wine regions
- learn to cook properly

gave up on learning the guitar, at least as a resolution lol; no need for the working out as i noticed i tend to do it anyway when i'm abroad.

1: Lose weight
2: Be less of a miserable prick
3: Try to be more positive

That's about it...

1. quit being pissed off all the time
2. quit breaking shit in my parent's house
3. find a job that works
4. keep going to school

Forgot this one. Although it's kinda "relearn" for me.

fortunately for me it's not from scratch. had french from 7th to 9th grade (which was in 2002 lol), so i can understand a decent bit now. speaking portuguese and spanish also helps, so i hope i can pick it up quickly when i go to france in february.

Hmmm...

-Help people
-Read more books for fun
-Continue eating healthily and working out
-Relax, de-stress, meditate
-Make more (girl) friends at college
-Improve my Spanish
-Figure out what I want to do this summer, next academic year, after university, with my life

Regarding that last one, it is quite intimidating. I came into college undecided as to a major, and now the deadline to declare is approaching quickly and the two main majors I am considering, I have not yet actually taken a single course in either one...basically, I need to get my shit together. Compounded with that is that I need to figure out whether I will be getting a job, an internship, or going abroad this summer, and then do applications accordingly. I also need to figure out what my academic plans are for next year in terms of study abroad.

I don't want to sound like a whiny bitch, but with all this shit to worry about, 9-to-5 sure looks pretty appealing.

But, I think it will work out in the end.

Become even more awesome.
Write lots of kickass reviews.
Get elected as... something.

Exercise. Don't flunk school. Get my life straight.

+ not drink anymore for me. Probably won't be hard but mainly just a reminder.

Couldn't you just drink less? Not drinking at all would save money though.

I don't drink very much right now, only socially, but I don't like how I feel or act when I'm drunk, and ideally I'd be able to enjoy myself in loud and/or crowded rooms without alcohol. Or at least not want to hide in the corner.

Nothing wrong with a good bevvie. Americans are weird.

Referring to?

Just drink and don't get drunk, noodz. It still takes the edge off though.

A hangover of perverse conceptual puritanism. The idea that drinking per se is inherently negative baffles me. To be fair, I'm quite drunk right now, but still. Bah.

I'm the only American in the thread to mention drinking but I had two pints of Guinness last night. Get yourself together, bro.

Noodles said he'd stop drinking.

Wait, is noodles canadian?

I like beer, but I hate getting drunk. It's kind of a pointless endeavor imo.

Drinking with friends is one of the great pleasures in life.

That was my original plan but I get buzzed after one drink and suck at gray areas so basically I've ended up drunk two out of two times trying to just drink a bit.