1. Make some money
This is quite high on the list, although doesn't sound half as frivolously impractical as the typo "Make some Monet"...
2. Learn guitar
Aside from the three chords I already know. Darn the amount of songs that use an F chord! Darn my tiny fingers!
3. Make a business plan
This should be relatively easy once I know what to put in it. Sample ones I've come across while looking for a simple, retail plan include:
- Office Furniture Manufacturer - I guess someone has to do it.
- Irish Pub - This is, I feel, very specific.
- Horse Reseller
- Religious Coffee Shop. I didn't realise the need was so vast!
4. Learn to cook pasta
5. Learn Italian, so I can keep up with conversations at work.
And, more importantly, read Italian Vogue. Although, let's face it, looking at the pictures is also quite satisfying.
2 comments:
I know the pain of the small finger/guitar conundrum!
You should definitely blog more often, it makes me happy. And pasta itself is relatively simple - spaghetti, for instance - heat sauce, boil pasta! And Dolmio's pasta bake is just to die for, and so so so easy! :D
Post photos of your attempts!
Although, if you did make some 'monet', you probably could make some money...
Conversation classes are a very good way to learn a language. And you can practice what you learn at work. I go once a week to a sign language cafe and in a year, with no other study, I have learnt enough to carry on a basic conversation. I don't need to spell as much now, either!
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