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What do you always wanted to do in life but could never did ?

I wanted to join air-force but failed in interview ..........

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+5 Views: 1157 Answers: 5 Posted: 12 years ago

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FISH-O

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I have always wanted to be completely organized. Now, in my middle aged sense of affairs, I have come to realise that this may be an impossible dream.

Have a glorious one!

12 years ago. Rating: 11
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Bob/PKB

As long as YOU know approximately where something is, it's considered organized.

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FISH-O

Now, that is a great policy.

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Bob/PKB

It's the law here!
But I know what you mean. I get so close....

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FISH-O

I have had one and a half organized days in a row. I think it will happen again today.... It's an out of body experience actually.

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Bob/PKB

...maybe one day it will become a blockbuster movie! "The Day The World Was Organized". Who should star as Fishlet?

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FISH-O

Annette Bening.

:D

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Bob/PKB

Consider it done. We'll get to work on the screenplay as soon as I get my desk organized.

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FISH-O

Hilarious.

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Ducky

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I would (still) like to be a public speaker. If only I could find something important to say! lol

12 years ago. Rating: 10
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Bob/PKB

That's not a requirement.
It would be fun to take a speech class at a community college. Even being M.C. at a club, family, or church function counts. Teaching a small group the fundamentals of golf....
You'd be a natural.

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Ducky

Don't know enough on any topic...only tidbits on various topics. lol

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Bob/PKB

In 4th grade, my kids had to make presentations to their classmates several times throughout the year. One time, the eldest took a bunch of "used" Christmas cards and passed them out to his classmates. Then he showed and directed them to make a lidded box with the card. It was one of the best presentations because everyone got to be involved AND they got something out of it.
You don't have to know a whole bunch about something. I was an "art docent" for years, and you could put my KNOWLEDGE of art and artists in a thimble and have room left over. There was a script to go with the displays, and, with a little more research (very little, sometimes NONE), the audience was mine for 45 minutes. I never used the scripts, but made my own notes so I could be more extemporaneous. ...miss those days.

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Ducky

Nice memories. :)

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Bob/PKB

Yes, ma'am, they were the best.

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clu

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Have my house be perfectly clean, sparkling and ready to entertain ANY Family members ,Presidents ,Queens, Movie stars, and All of them would be impressed!