I hate Woody Allen, but there are things to be learned

9 things I learned from Woody Allen

Now, I haven't seen that many Woody Allen movies.
I have seen Annie Hall. Hate it.
I have seen Zelig, but I was really young, so I don't remember much of it. I think I thought it was fascinating and weird.
Hannah and Her Sisters. Hate it.
Radio Days. I liked that one.
Everyone Says I Love You. Blah.
Vicky Cristina Barcelona. Hate it.
I mean, it's not many, but I expect his movies to be the same old same old.
Oh, I have seen Manhattan Murder Mystery, too, and I don't hate it.
Nevertheless, as three of the movies I absolutely hate are on his "best movies" lists everywhere, I have no reason to assume I will miss anything worthwhile if I never see another Woody Allen movie.

So when he left his wife for her daughter, a girl he first met as a 9 years old, in the role as her dad, and Dylan Farrow's story emerged... that was just more reason to not watch his movies.
Yes, I am seriously worried about their two adopted kids.

Nevertheless, there are things to be learned.

P.S. Cinecast: Woody and Woody talks about Woody Allen's movies, and they say one thing that makes sense. "Woody Allen's movies register as short stories" (or something like that). Yes. They do. 

Learn to throw ball

The truth is that boys throw better than girls.
It doesn't mean that I have to accept I throw like a girl. I can learn. I can get better.

Make a movie

write, direct, film, act in a movie, play all roles, create all props, costumes, special effects, compose the music, everything

Learn CPR and first aid

I think the best way to do this is to take a course by Red Cross

I basically know already all of this, but I feel a bit uncertain, so it doesn't harm to keep the skills up. 

Learn magic tricks

Learn to do 10 card tricks and 10 coin tricks

Be fruitarian

There are different ways of being a Fruitarian. This is the common way of seeing it.
Now, to me Fruitarian means eating things that won't kill anything or anyone.
Which doesn't only mean fruit, seeds and nuts, but also milk and eggs.

Record all the books I have ever read in a reading journal

Here's very good information on how to keep a reading journal, but I'm not interested in that... I just want to know how many books I have read and which ones :-D