David Nichols on 43 Things

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1. climb Mount Rainier
1 cheer 31 people
2. learn to eskimo roll in a kayak
11 people
3. Have 3 Months salary in my Savings account
2 cheers 2 people
4. Learn to eat on a regular schedule
1 person
5. run 15 miles a week
1 cheer 6 people
6. Practice Yoga
4,106 people
7. Raft the Grand Canyon
1 cheer 71 people
8. Pet a wild Sting Ray
1 person
9. Take 5 different people on their first hunt
1 person
10. Drive over 150 MPH in a race car
1 person
11. Drive the Silver State Classic Challenge
2 people
12. Compete in a Triathalon
1 cheer 95 people
13. Skydive
10,182 people
14. See a Whale in the Ocean
12 people
15. Make the top 250 Sellers on Ebay list 5 years in a row
1 person
16. Hike a week on the Appalachian trail
1 cheer 1 person
17. Run a pool table just once
1 person
18. See a wild polar bear
3 people
19. shoot a wild hog with 3 inch tucks
1 person
20. catch a fich that is bigger than me
1 person
21. visit Alaska
708 people

Recent entries

I love doing this. I have done it in several states and 3 countries. Who cares if you get stares, roll up the pants legs and jump right in. It’s all about releasing that inner child and doing something fun and naughty all at the same time. PLUS the pictures you will have are something you will treasure.

Nov 20, 2005, 12:50PM PST | 0 comments

see snow

Everyone needs to at least once 4 years ago

Snow is so beautiful and peaceful. If only for a day. I agree that I would hate living in blizzard country. BUT taking people to see their first REAL deep snow is so cool. It is magical and fun. Dress warm, get out of the house and roll in it. If only once.

Nov 20, 2005, 12:47PM PST | 1 cheer | 0 comments

Become self-employed

Untitled 4 years ago

You have to be focused and have the ability to admit your own mistakes,BUT if you do…. This is the only way to work. I have been self-employed for over 10 years and love it. Of course I have evolved and changed my business until I have a company that is doing well and enjoying myself. The downside is 80 hour work weeks and never actually being “off” work.

Nov 20, 2005, 12:42PM PST | 0 comments

Home:	Dallas, Texas
Member since:	Nov 19, 2005
Birthday:	July 21

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