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El Staplador ([personal profile] stapsdoes101things) wrote2010-08-26 06:44 pm
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The Longlist: Part 2

Lanterns

Here's the next section of the longlist. Any comments?

- make pilgrimage to Canterbury
- come out to family
- be out at work
- compile a family lexicon
- monthly memory post à la [livejournal.com profile] deana_in_texas
- compile a bank of family stories
- do a first aid course
- go to a jazz event
- go to a folk event
- make will
- compile a Paris bus songbook
- go to a BookCrossing meet
- start a book blog
- start an Official BookCrossing Zone
- walk Offa's Dyke or across England
- give up alcohol for a month
- write 1 letter in longhand every month
- squirrel-proof birdfeeders and birdboxes
- make a loan via Kiva
- do A Day In My Life
- leave guerrilla art
- wild release 101 books
- make a donation for every goal left incomplete at the end of the 1001 days
- learn about how music works - be in a position where I would be able to pass Grade ? Theory
- learn about heraldry
- take singing lessons
- transcribe more of the family tree
- eat only local produce for 1 day
- eat only British produce for 1 week
- do 3 things to help others reach their 101
- join bone marrow donor registry
- get next level award from Blood service
- learn about meteorology
- do NaBloPoMo
- collect a set of photos of the Royal Arms and be able to date them by the heraldic variations
- have really nice underwear (not necessarily sexy - just high quality, well-fitting and comfortable)
- read the Bible
- post recipes to AllRecipes.co.uk, rather than just making them!
- make a quilt for any surprise babies (other people's, that is. If I have any surprise babies myself I shall rethink the list quite seriously.)
- pass driving test
- volunteer
- enter random competitions for the hell of it
shewhostaples: stone statue of St Cecilia (cecilia)

[personal profile] shewhostaples 2010-08-27 12:06 pm (UTC)(link)
*nods* - I think I'll get hold of a Grade V practice book or something and see how hard it is. Then I can either use that as something to work towards, or as a starting point. I can read music fine, but I don't really understand how chords and stuff work, and I'd like to.

This chap is vampire_hermes on LJ, yes? Perhaps I'll drop him a line.
freddiefraggles: (me - b&w)

[personal profile] freddiefraggles 2010-09-07 10:05 am (UTC)(link)
Late reply is late - yes, Andy is vampire_hermes.