Things you want to do and don't do

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Exercise!

and eat clean.

[Anonymous]

I love singing and have been dying to do it publicly somehow, maybe in a group situation. I thought about church choir but it is exclusively 70 something’s plus the music is lackluster.
I found a class for singing the exact niche type of music I am obsessed with (samba) but it will require me to drive into the city at rush hour so it will be an almost 3 hour commitment once a week! I want this so bad but I am doubting that I am even a mediocre singer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Key every single car I see with any kind of maga/gun/RWNJ bumperstickers or dog whistles. But most of the time I don’t because I worry about getting caught. But occasionally I do. Just not nearly as much as I want to.

What a terrible person you are. Maybe you should add therapy and religion to your “To Do” list.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love singing and have been dying to do it publicly somehow, maybe in a group situation. I thought about church choir but it is exclusively 70 something’s plus the music is lackluster.
I found a class for singing the exact niche type of music I am obsessed with (samba) but it will require me to drive into the city at rush hour so it will be an almost 3 hour commitment once a week! I want this so bad but I am doubting that I am even a mediocre singer.

Do it! I am not the best dancer, but a carving our four regular hours a week for an adult dance group has been one of the best things I've done. I think it makes me a better partner, parent, and person.

Plus, if there's a way to metro rather than drive, I'd choose that even if it took longer and zone out or do something like read a non-work novel or listen to a meditation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Learn how to garden. I try and I fail. I just want someone to tell me what to do.

Invest smartly. I just don’t have the will to read all about it

Just pick a major fund family and invest in a time adjusted index fund. There, you’re done

[Anonymous]

Leave my job and my husband and move to the UK to be with my lover. I would actually do it too if I didn’t have offspring in the US

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are there any? I often wish I could go and work (I wah so anywhere) in Maine or some other pretty coastal area for a week or two, but I don't do it. I justify it by thinking it's too expensive, dh and I cannot both do this, what about kids being back from college, our pets, but I could theoretically do it alone, yet I don't.

The people who are around you are much more important than the geographical location.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My former colleague.

Do some of you ever not get tired of being hypersexual. It’s so annoying when some answer like this is given to every innocuous question.