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  • March 2, 2011 at 9:36 PM #673760
    jimmyle
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    You must be a fan of Shadowboxer. Not me, weird movie.

    [quote=CDMA ENG]Don’t judge me…

    I want to chew on Helen Mirren toes.

    CE[/quote]

    March 4, 2011 at 3:15 PM #673197
    Stradivarius
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    I have two bucket lists, long and short term. I’m moving to Philadelphia in 2 months (hubby already moved for work) so I’m trying to compile my San Diego list!

    Long term:
    Rock climb in Thailand
    Backpack in New Zealand
    Scuba dive in Yap
    Learn Mandarin
    Visit the Wu Zuoren Museum of Art (Wu Zuoren was my granduncle) in Suzhou, China

    Short term/San Diego:
    Mt. Woodson summit
    Surf lessons
    Get my friends to come to next weekend’s La Jolla Symphony concert (they always tell me they’re going to come and then only a few show up)

    March 4, 2011 at 3:15 PM #673257
    Stradivarius
    Participant

    I have two bucket lists, long and short term. I’m moving to Philadelphia in 2 months (hubby already moved for work) so I’m trying to compile my San Diego list!

    Long term:
    Rock climb in Thailand
    Backpack in New Zealand
    Scuba dive in Yap
    Learn Mandarin
    Visit the Wu Zuoren Museum of Art (Wu Zuoren was my granduncle) in Suzhou, China

    Short term/San Diego:
    Mt. Woodson summit
    Surf lessons
    Get my friends to come to next weekend’s La Jolla Symphony concert (they always tell me they’re going to come and then only a few show up)

    March 4, 2011 at 3:15 PM #673867
    Stradivarius
    Participant

    I have two bucket lists, long and short term. I’m moving to Philadelphia in 2 months (hubby already moved for work) so I’m trying to compile my San Diego list!

    Long term:
    Rock climb in Thailand
    Backpack in New Zealand
    Scuba dive in Yap
    Learn Mandarin
    Visit the Wu Zuoren Museum of Art (Wu Zuoren was my granduncle) in Suzhou, China

    Short term/San Diego:
    Mt. Woodson summit
    Surf lessons
    Get my friends to come to next weekend’s La Jolla Symphony concert (they always tell me they’re going to come and then only a few show up)

    March 4, 2011 at 3:15 PM #674004
    Stradivarius
    Participant

    I have two bucket lists, long and short term. I’m moving to Philadelphia in 2 months (hubby already moved for work) so I’m trying to compile my San Diego list!

    Long term:
    Rock climb in Thailand
    Backpack in New Zealand
    Scuba dive in Yap
    Learn Mandarin
    Visit the Wu Zuoren Museum of Art (Wu Zuoren was my granduncle) in Suzhou, China

    Short term/San Diego:
    Mt. Woodson summit
    Surf lessons
    Get my friends to come to next weekend’s La Jolla Symphony concert (they always tell me they’re going to come and then only a few show up)

    March 4, 2011 at 3:15 PM #674351
    Stradivarius
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    I have two bucket lists, long and short term. I’m moving to Philadelphia in 2 months (hubby already moved for work) so I’m trying to compile my San Diego list!

    Long term:
    Rock climb in Thailand
    Backpack in New Zealand
    Scuba dive in Yap
    Learn Mandarin
    Visit the Wu Zuoren Museum of Art (Wu Zuoren was my granduncle) in Suzhou, China

    Short term/San Diego:
    Mt. Woodson summit
    Surf lessons
    Get my friends to come to next weekend’s La Jolla Symphony concert (they always tell me they’re going to come and then only a few show up)

    March 4, 2011 at 3:36 PM #673222
    sdrealtor
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    Have fun in Philly (my hometown for 30 years). Try to get to Reading Terminal Market asap for lunch and to buy just about anything you like to eat. Nothing even close to it here.

    If you mountain bike at all make sure you get to the Wissahickon Trails.

    For real Italian food hit Ralph’s in South Philly (9th and Catherine). Its the oldest restaurant in the US continuously owned by the same family.

    March 4, 2011 at 3:36 PM #673282
    sdrealtor
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    Have fun in Philly (my hometown for 30 years). Try to get to Reading Terminal Market asap for lunch and to buy just about anything you like to eat. Nothing even close to it here.

    If you mountain bike at all make sure you get to the Wissahickon Trails.

    For real Italian food hit Ralph’s in South Philly (9th and Catherine). Its the oldest restaurant in the US continuously owned by the same family.

    March 4, 2011 at 3:36 PM #673892
    sdrealtor
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    Have fun in Philly (my hometown for 30 years). Try to get to Reading Terminal Market asap for lunch and to buy just about anything you like to eat. Nothing even close to it here.

    If you mountain bike at all make sure you get to the Wissahickon Trails.

    For real Italian food hit Ralph’s in South Philly (9th and Catherine). Its the oldest restaurant in the US continuously owned by the same family.

    March 4, 2011 at 3:36 PM #674029
    sdrealtor
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    Have fun in Philly (my hometown for 30 years). Try to get to Reading Terminal Market asap for lunch and to buy just about anything you like to eat. Nothing even close to it here.

    If you mountain bike at all make sure you get to the Wissahickon Trails.

    For real Italian food hit Ralph’s in South Philly (9th and Catherine). Its the oldest restaurant in the US continuously owned by the same family.

    March 4, 2011 at 3:36 PM #674376
    sdrealtor
    Participant

    Have fun in Philly (my hometown for 30 years). Try to get to Reading Terminal Market asap for lunch and to buy just about anything you like to eat. Nothing even close to it here.

    If you mountain bike at all make sure you get to the Wissahickon Trails.

    For real Italian food hit Ralph’s in South Philly (9th and Catherine). Its the oldest restaurant in the US continuously owned by the same family.

    March 4, 2011 at 10:20 PM #673298
    sdcellar
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    I’d like to make it to all four of the tennis Grand Slam tournaments. I’ve already got Roland Garros checked of the list and if I get to the Australian, that’ll actually kill two birds with one stone, as I’d like to visit all the continents as well.

    Summiting Whitney would be great for something closer to home.

    March 4, 2011 at 10:20 PM #673356
    sdcellar
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    I’d like to make it to all four of the tennis Grand Slam tournaments. I’ve already got Roland Garros checked of the list and if I get to the Australian, that’ll actually kill two birds with one stone, as I’d like to visit all the continents as well.

    Summiting Whitney would be great for something closer to home.

    March 4, 2011 at 10:20 PM #673967
    sdcellar
    Participant

    I’d like to make it to all four of the tennis Grand Slam tournaments. I’ve already got Roland Garros checked of the list and if I get to the Australian, that’ll actually kill two birds with one stone, as I’d like to visit all the continents as well.

    Summiting Whitney would be great for something closer to home.

    March 4, 2011 at 10:20 PM #674104
    sdcellar
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    I’d like to make it to all four of the tennis Grand Slam tournaments. I’ve already got Roland Garros checked of the list and if I get to the Australian, that’ll actually kill two birds with one stone, as I’d like to visit all the continents as well.

    Summiting Whitney would be great for something closer to home.

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