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[mrstotten]

Supposed to be studying but instead I am reading flist and rewatching Chasing Liberty, I am completely in love with Matthew Goode's voice yum :)

I'm loving my new LJ layout but noticed my tags have disapeared, anyone have any idea on how I get them back?

Just rewatching the bungee jumping scene and it got me to thinking about the list I made before I turned 30, unimaginatively titled, things I want to do before I'm 30, most of my ambitions were very mundane (for anyone who would like to know full list is below under the cut) and I managed every single one (although not all by the deadline), except for the parachute jump, which I chickened out of, so I decided to do it for charity, and then again chickened out of it.  I am now thinking of doing it to raise money for touching tiny lives a premature baby charity and think this may be the push to finally get t done as premature babies is a big cause with me, as Robert was so premature, so I am thinking of booking it for June/July.

Of course when I told darling hubby about this he burst into hysterical laughter, looked at my ankle with the damaged tendons and said honey you cant survive a fall from 4 inch heels, what chance do you have with a parachute.

But it got me to thinking.  I cant be the only one out there, what about you guys, what is your number one unfulfilled ambtion, and are you still determined to do it?

<b><u>Things to do before I turn 30</b></u>

Settle in a job I actually enjoy.
Get Married
Have a baby
Go to Rome and see the Vatican
See Notre Dame
Write one piece of original fiction
Read at least ten new classic novels
Start my literature degree
Do a parachute jump
Meet David Boreanaz
Go on a shopping spree for a day and buy whatever I want without looking at a single price tag
Learn to draw



Mags

Comments

[mrstotten.livejournal.com]

Well uprooting yourself all the way to Australia is a braver move than most people (19 years old or not) are you wanting to write novels or for a publication?

[darksilvercat.livejournal.com]

I'd love to get a novel published someday, but for now I'm looking to break out via a more journalistic route, submitting articles to certain magazines. I may be young, but as a pagan I have a lot of expertise in a subject area that doesn't require any formal qualifications to write for, so that's a major plus! Right now I just want to get my name in print to get myself some credibility and to back me up when I apply for the courses I want to study.

Most of anything though? I want to get into scriptwriting. I've written plays and short films for/with my brother (who, no surprise, is into filmmaking) since I was 9, and if I had to choose between journalist, novellist and scriptwriter, I'd go with scripts any day. I love the idea of actually realising the scenes you envision when you write.

How about you? What are you planning to do once you finish your degree?

[mrstotten.livejournal.com]

My friend is a scriptwriter for the BBC and she loves it, she works on mainly sitcoms but her ambition is to go to the US.

My main aim after my degree is to go into teaching (preferably primary school) it's what I always wanted to do but real life got in the way. I enjoy my job but would love to teach. The reason I chose literature is because of how much I love books, as I am having to do the degree part time I thought it would go a lot easier if I loved the subject.