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I would travel back to the years before my mother's parents died ... they were kick ass adventurous people that I never got to meet because they died before she was out of high school. I think it would be amazing to meet them and understand a little better where I must have gotten my sense of adventure from!
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I'd like to think that year hasn't come yet and it's what I am working towards, as I finally build the life I've always wanted to have.
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I'd rather not. I'm pretty much an open book, so the things people don't know - those things are hidden for a reason.
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I'd want to be a National Geographic reporter and photographer. Why? It's the one job I've always wanted to do more than anything else, it involves travel, it would be working for one of the most respected names in the travel arena and ...well, I could go on forever.
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Tie, between: 1) learning flash composite 2) meeting Ryan in person
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Watch, and sing along to, the Sound of Music. 1x a week. Doctors orders.
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asked by christopherlin
Very sadly...I have not been to New Orleans as an adult...
I have been there as a baby, literally 9 months I think. But that doesn't count.
It's actually, kind of, the city that I chase in America. I've been scheduled to go many times and every time the trip fell through. In Europe, Paris is like that. I hope that 2010 & 2011 are finally the years I see New Orleans and Paris. It's about time. -
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asked by gregkb
1) give 1/2 to charity
2) upgrade any outdated business or photography equipment
3) buy my mom's house outright so she no longer has to worry
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I want to say I'd shrug it off. There will always be critics. What is most important is making your clients happy, and being able to live with yourself and your work.
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Kirsten Alana’s Bio
World traveling photographer & writer. Adventure junkie. Avid reader. Quotaholic. Francophile.
