14. Become fluent in a foreign language

This is another one for the future. There are two things that are moving this goal off into the distance. 

First, I won't have many people to practice with, whatever my language choice is. I live in America and in Columbus, Ohio, non-English speakers aren't common. I want to be able to speak the language on my 40th birthday party. 

Second, I plan on getting Pimsleur for these and doing it in the car. For that reason, I want to have the Appendix N finished before I start. (I'm already audio booking a ton of books.)

Until I'm done with those, I'm going to wait on this.

Finally, I haven't decided the language yet. I'm down to three though. 

First is Spanish. About once a month we get a Spanish-speaking patient. It'd be pretty useful for that. 

The second is Russian. The same reason as Spanish, but only about every other month. 

The third choice is Kiswahili. We almost never get Kiswahili-speaking patients, but I want to be good at this language again. (Most of my passwords are Kiswahili.)