Dougie




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  1. 1. Make a music video using only images from Google
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    1 person
  2. 2. Transfer home movies from VHS to DVD
    45 people
  3. 3. decorate my house
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    419 people
  4. 4. take 43 self portrait photographs where you cannot see my face
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    74 people
  5. 5. have a garden
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    877 people
  6. 6. host a murder mystery dinner party
    1 entry . 42 cheers
    16 people
  7. 7. Plan a treasure hunt game
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    4 people
  8. 8. Scan my photos
    1 entry . 4 cheers
    17 people
  9. 9. write a mystery novel
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    42 people
  10. 10. Get a physical
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    57 people
  11. 11. Try sedation dentistry
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    1 person
  12. 12. Start a new business
    1 entry . 9 cheers
    109 people
  13. 13. organize my dvd collection
    1 entry . 4 cheers
    9 people
  14. 14. build a workbench in my garage
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    4 people
  15. 15. go to a film festival
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    132 people
  16. 16. run the krispy kreme challenge
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    6 people
  17. 17. go on a murder mystery cruise
    1 entry . 11 cheers
    2 people
  18. 18. ride an ATV
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    17 people
  19. 19. attend a Duke game at Cameron Indoor
    1 entry . 1 cheer
    3 people
  20. 20. run up the Philadelphia Art Museum steps
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    3 people
  21. 21. visit the house from "a christmas story"
    1 person
  22. 22. learn to shag
    10 people
  23. 23. Build a home office
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    8 people
  24. 24. get lasik surgery
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    373 people
  25. 25. learn to snowboard
    2,614 people
  26. 26. run a 5k
    1 entry . 16 cheers
    2,714 people
  27. 27. Build a Hedge Maze.
    3 people
  28. 28. go to a NASCAR Race
    1 entry . 4 cheers
    103 people
  29. 29. live in a house with hidden rooms and secret passageways
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    456 people
  30. 30. visit every state in the U.S.
    1 entry . 10 cheers
    640 people
  31. 31. Win an Edgar Award
    1 entry . 5 cheers
    1 person
  32. 32. see the northern lights
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    18,961 people
  33. 33. Cross the equator
    1 entry . 5 cheers
    31 people
  34. 34. visit all the continents
    1 entry . 10 cheers
    142 people
  35. 35. own a microcar
    1 person
Recent entries
run the krispy kreme challenge
I wish I would have known!

The race was yesterday! I’m starting my training now. Knowing me, I’ll focus on the doughnut eating part instead of the running part though.



Go to a swingers party and find out what the fuss is all about (read all 2 entries…)
Fun and interesting, but not entirely what we expected

Not sure what I thought this was going to be, but it turned out to be a pretty positive experience with just a little frustration mixed in (mostly about waiting for rooms to open up to have fun in!). We will definitely do it again, but maybe only a few times a year – not every week or month.

We went to a club about an hour away in the middle of BFE. It was a small place and was completely packed about an hour after we got there. Before we went, we made contact through another site so we were able to have someone to hang out with most of the night. Plus, they introduced us to some of their friends and we felt reall a part of the party.

It was a very sexual evening and we saw a wide variety of activities (trying not to be too graphic here). We’re not swingers, so other than shaking some hands and dancing with other people, we didn’t touch anyone else, but we did take care of each other. It was a laid-back kind of place and watching without being involved was cool, so we never felt uncomfortable at all. The only frustration was the line to use some of the rooms. When you’re ready to go, you don’t want to have to wait 30-60 minutes for a room to free up.

You do have to have your expectations in line with your partner before you get there and know what you both are and are not comfortable with. Be open to meeting people of all ages, body types, etc. and just look at as an adventure!



Become a better public speaker (read all 2 entries…)
Limited nervousness now

I’ve went through Toastmasters for about a year. Recently, when anyone asks who wants to give a presentation at work, I step up. I’ve given about five presentations in the past two months for groups from 10 to 75 people. As long as I prepare well, I have no nervousness now and feel that I’m doing a pretty good job.



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