life itemised
A list of things to do.
Write more lists.
Have a session in an isolation tank.
Count how many times a day I click the mouse on my mac.
Learn how to fly.
Speak my mind.
Learn to drive.
Learn how to master the dark arts of flash, html and css.
Read every book that I own.
Decide if I want to be a designer for my entire life.
Get up earlier on a morning. (And don't moan and grumble when I manage it.)
Go zorbing.
Visit New York.
Live in New York for a while. Then move to San Francisco for a bit.
Start, and finish, at least one diary/journal.
Watch every movie I own.
Stop cracking my fingers.
Tell the people I love that I love them a little more often than I do.
Finish The Chase book.
Persuade Kieran to let me design his stationery.
Get to London more often.
Have one idea a day for absolutely anything, and record them.
Bungee Jump at least once.
Worry Less.
Go to California.
Meet David Ginola and tell him that his goal against Barnsley was the best I've ever seen. Then call him a gypo.
Eat less biscuits.
Listen to more music.
Have a go.
Take at least one photograph a day and draw one picture a day.
Take more chances.
Create a kind of Dictionary or Encyclopedia (I never know what) of topics that people have written about, so I can reference better.
Buy a dog and call it a funny name.
Have kids and buy a house.
And when I've had kids, and they are old enough to understand when I'm hurt (let's say, for example, if I graze my leg playing football), and they say "Dad, how did you do that?" reply with "In the trenches son" or "fighting the Germans love."
Fix something that I've never fixed before.
Keep in touch with my siblings.
Email less and write more.
Stop collecting rubbish.
Make Hannah happy.
Follow up my ideas to a logical conclusion: stop letting them build up and go nowhere.
Stop pretending that I've been up for a while when some one wakes me with a phone call and asks "Did I wake you?"
Learn how to make movies. (And no, not those kind you dirty sod).
Buy a toy gun and have a fight with Jacob again.
Go to more Barnsley matches, after all that's what a season ticket for.
Take more time thinking in my sketchbooks.
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