I'm doing 43 things
Chari's Life List
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1. Go Skydiving
6,578 people -
2. Go Bungee Jumping
1,303 people -
3. Get my cartilage pierced
89 people -
4. Get my nose pierced
1,113 people -
5. Learn Japanese
9,741 people -
6. Learn Romanian
174 people -
7. learn sign language
7,691 people -
8. Learn German
4,534 people -
9. Learn French
10,625 people -
10. Learn to play the Harp
1 cheer250 people -
11. Learn to play the piano
7,453 people -
12. Visit Japan
5,522 people -
13. Visit Australia
2,456 people -
14. Visit Ireland
2,456 people -
15. Visit a rainforest
138 people -
16. Visit the 50 states
4 people -
17. Visit the 7 continents
1 cheer9 people -
18. Produce a film
65 people -
19. Graduate from College
6,127 people -
20. Watch every Sailor Moon episode
1,558 people -
21. learn the thriller dance routine
1,651 people -
22. Run the Iditarod
23 people -
23. Start an herb garden
49 people -
24. Kiss in the rain
14,584 people -
25. Learn Irish dance
33 people -
26. go skinny dipping
3,072 people -
27. Write a song
4,213 people -
28. Work in Washington DC
14 people -
29. Live in California
501 people -
30. Learn to drive stick shift
231 people -
31. Learn to shoot a gun
441 people -
32. Learn to cook
8,199 people -
33. See Avenue Q
65 people -
34. Learn Yoga
2,317 people -
35. Play all the Metal Gear Solid games
1 person -
36. Learn to freerun
17 people -
37. Learn to ride a scooter
19 people -
38. Get a black belt in martial arts
7 people -
39. Knit a scarf
520 people -
40. Read the Bible
3,232 people -
41. Exercise at least 5 days a week
9 people -
42. Play music in front of people
3 people -
43. Climb a mountain
1,751 people
How I did it: I wanted to get something besides my ears pierced but I didn't want it to be a really obvious facial piercing or something that everyone does nowadays so I quickly landed on tongue piercing, looked up information on risks, how long it takes to heal, and found a reputable piercing place in my area. It's actually a very non-painful place to have pierced. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Went with my mom to the blood center one day because she started donating before I did. They're more than happy to take walk-ins. Once you donate once, they'll figure out your blood type, if you don't already know it, and you'll get a donor card to make your next trips more expedient. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Took a year of Latin in college. I'm by no means "proficient" but even taking a year of it and learning the declensions and conjugations and some basic vocabulary is surprisingly helpful in so many other areas. Read how I did it…
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