Something I've always wanted to try is surfing. Never tried it. Always impressed and a bit scared by it. It's still on my bucket list, to be sure.
And as a bonus, something I've always wanted to more formally study is physics. It was the easiest science/math class for me in high school + I always want to know more.
Love it! I studied French in high school and still remember random bits. I also majored in Japanese in college, but am not anywhere near fluent. It would be amazing to be fluent in more than one language.
You should also try Ruth Ozeki's "My Year of Meat," if you haven't read it yet. I usually give away of sell most of the novels I read, but I'm keeping this one.
Something I've always wanted to try is surfing. Never tried it. Always impressed and a bit scared by it. It's still on my bucket list, to be sure.
And as a bonus, something I've always wanted to more formally study is physics. It was the easiest science/math class for me in high school + I always want to know more.
To learn another language fluently!
I’d start with French cause I know ‘Un peau’ already.
Love it! I studied French in high school and still remember random bits. I also majored in Japanese in college, but am not anywhere near fluent. It would be amazing to be fluent in more than one language.
What draws you to French, specifically?
You should also try Ruth Ozeki's "My Year of Meat," if you haven't read it yet. I usually give away of sell most of the novels I read, but I'm keeping this one.
Thanks for the recommendation! “The Book of Form and Emptiness" was my first Ruth Ozeki book, but I definitely don't want it to be my last :)