1) Act in a Broadway play
2) Travel to Greece
3) Live in France for a significant amount of time
4) Set up a trust fund for my nephew
5) Send my parents on a trip
6) Buy a place for my brother and sister-in-law
7) Become proficient in HTML coding
8) Speak French fluently
9) Own a Siberian Huskie
10) Act in a movie
11) Have season tickets to the Kennedy Center
12) Have season tickets to Capitals games
13) Direct a play
14) Learn to surf
15) Volunteer for an AIDs charity / foundation
16) Volunteer for a literacy foundation
17) Travel to China
18) Watch a World Cup soccer game
19) Watch the Olympic Ice Skating finals
20) Buy my own place
21) Help promote e-books
22) Practice gratitude always
23) Learn to cook like my mom and brother
24) Design clothes
25) Get my masters degree
26) Learn how to do a pirouette in ice skating
27) Play hockey
28) Play the piano better
29) Work for a fashion magazine
30) Have an article or piece of writing published
Jeanne’s Life List
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Quick thought about your acting/directing goals… many areas have a vibrant community-based and/or professional theater scene with opportunities for newcomers and veterans alike, plus classes, auditions, etc. As for starting in film acting, keep an eye open for auditions for regional indie-films, and you can check out local university film programs too. If you’re in the DC/Baltimore area, for example, there’s a great community theater scene that surrounds the entire DC metro area, from Annapolis on one side through Virginia on the other. Places like Annapolis Summer Garden Theater and Little Theater of Alexandria are great ways to have fun, get involved and meet people that can help you with your longer-term goals. Good luck with your life goals, they sound ambitious and fun!