With an image of Bulgarian stamps, a Japanese barber (that's not me in the barber's chair, in fact, I've never been to Japan) and a poster for Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," which is apparently being revived on Broadway, we are posting our 20 Things To Do List for September:
1) Read the overcoming procrastination book (by Jane B. Burka, et al)
2) Use Craig's List more often
3) Wear the Batman tie more often
4) Get stamps
5) Visit the Unitarian Universalists congregation in your area
6) See an ACC college volleyball game
7) Get a haircut
8) Watch Democratic Convention on PBS
9) Call Bob
10) recylcle
11) wash car
12) Write an essay
13) shoot hoops
14) Listen to "All Things Considered" on NPR on Mondays
15) Get more orange juice
16) Go to make-shift Facebook high school reunion in Bethesda, Maryland*
17) Have coffee some place besides Starbucks
18) See a local stage play
19) Go to a Turkish-American event
20) Laundry
*-Bethesda is not where I really reside; it's an in-joke for those of you who have read this blog day in and day out for the last seven years.
http://www.kramers.com (Bookstore in Washington, DC, where we originally saw the book mentioned in #1)
http://www.craigslist.com
http://www.neckties.com
http://www.uua.org
http://www.charlestonuu.org (We chose the Charleston, SC, UU congregation at random)
http://www.gopack.com (We chose North Carolina State's athletic page at random, nothing against Duke or UNC).
Saturday, September 1, 2012
20 Things To Do List for September- Get a Haircut
Labels:
Arthur Miller,
Bethesda,
Bulgaria,
Japan,
Maryland,
neckties,
NPR,
PBS,
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Turkish-Americans
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