The "Get Shit Done" List (To be continued)

 

  1. Change Name of Blog.
  2. Paint downstairs room.
  3. Write dissertation in plenty of time.
  4. Get acting work.
  5. Do exercise every day.... (ongoing)
  6. Read. Books. Newspapers. ABSORB INFORMATION.
  7. Get part time job once university is over.
  8. Join YAMDA once university is over.
  9. Get interview with two actors together for fansite.
  10. Stop eating crap.
  11. If I can do it, JUST DO IT.
  12. Lose all the weight I put on.
  13. ...

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