Campaign India Team
May 21, 2010

What do you want to do with your life?

The doctor's prescription this weekend is to get some inspiration from Adam and Jon. Try our find, Steal Our Ideas. Tell us what you think! For those of you who love making lists, there's a website for the ultimate To-Do-List. Your bucket list. Check out www.43things.com. Graphic novel fans, you owe us one for this cool download link to 17 graphic novels! Have a great weekend, folks.Steal Our Ideas

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