One of the 9/11 victims left behind a "life list" she had created and was working on. Her list was all about self-improvement, there was nothing on it like buying a new car, etc. This was made public and many people have started their own "life list" of things they want to accomplish in their lives.

Do you have a life list? What are some of your goals?

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1. Finish college and get into a career where I can help wildlife.

2. Finish my story.

3. When I think I'm ready, I'll adopt a child so they'll know someone cares about their life.

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Life is a story, what's your role in it?

I started a working list of things to do. Some are silly, some are not. I got inspiration from here

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You are the place where I find shelter left out in the cold.
You are the Hell in helter skelter

1. Wake up to another day
2. Do something.
3. Don't waste it.

(repeat often as necessary)

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I'd like to graduate from Northland.

Go to graduate school.

Visit the world.

Write.

Live in the wilderness.

Teach.

Fall in love.

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was that my life
looking back now
so fast we run
that we forget
to stop and dance
RFV

A list as in something written on paper, no. However, several times a week I meditate on where I am in life, where I'm going, where I want to go, and what I want to accomplish. I call it "grounding", that is, keeping my feet firmly on the ground. The reason for doing it so often is that since my life is dynamic and is different every day from the day before, my goals and such should also be changing to keep up with the dynamics of my life. Otherwise those things can become unrealistic and unattainable.