Don't know why, but just felt i should do a jump shot. For FGR, 13 Things 1. Find a job 2. Find a job I like. 3. Keep doing exercise. It was a big change when I joined a gym 3 months ago. The first 2 days I felt I was dying, everything hurt, even laughing was painful. After the first week It stopped hurting and I started to get condition. Today I can say it's great to get some exercise, I've noticed some changes, particularly in the area of the stomach / abdomen, it has less volume :p 4. Learn how to dance. I'm getting tired that every time I go to a club with some friends and they're playing salsa or similar I just stay still. 5. Learn to bake. Any kind of food that requires an oven for it's preparation, just bring it! 6. Resume my lucha libre/wrestling radio internet show. At the beginning of this year a friend and I had a wrestling show that was broadcasted once a week. It was really cool to talk about something I like. But my job back then got in the middle and had to stop. I'm planning to start it again but as a blog and maybe if i have the time and resources, turn it into a podcast. 7. At least do one photgraphy project. Maybe the 52 week or the 100 strangers. 8. Travel. Puebla is a beautiful state, there are small towns that I would like to visit. And if there's a chance, visit some of the states near Puebla. 9.Take photography classes. I want to learn anything related to lightning. 10. Get a new lens. I have in mind a 35 mm f1.8 or if my economic status improves, a 24-70 f2.8. 11. Learn to drive. Yes, 24 years and i don't know how to drive a car. That has to change! 12. Make a time lapse video. In May I tried to do something like this with a friend. We were doing ok, but that day was too hot and had to stop before it affect us. We barely did a quarter of the route i had in mind. Anyway, it would be interesting to complete the walk or make a time lapse of anything else. 13. Make reading a habit. Read 8 books this year, more than I read in my life. I enjoyed reading Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami, is a good story, but somewhat depressing. And I felt like a hero when I was finished reading Los bandidos de río frío by Manuel Payno, the longest book I've read so far. More than 700 pages, with 2 column pages in a book that seemed to be a "pocket" version.