I'm doing 40 things
captainlisa's Life List
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1. work on a cruise ship
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2. go to a rock concert
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3. Get certified in first aid and CPR
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4. go to South America
249 people -
5. go to Africa
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6. go to a protest
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7. shoot a gun
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8. read the whole Bible
719 people -
9. be a bartender
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10. Read everything by Ernest Hemingway
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11. write a short story.
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12. Learn to play the Irish tin whistle
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13. live on all 7 continents
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14. live in Paris
827 people -
15. Save $10,000
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16. win consistently at poker
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17. write a full-length screenplay
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18. Go Kite Surfing
15 people -
19. get a job in the television & film industry
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20. Publish a novel
960 people -
21. change my name
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22. live in the Caribbean
30 people -
23. work at a ski resort
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24. Go Dog Sledding
89 people -
25. learn how to play the guitar
868 people -
26. learn german
4,538 people -
27. learn french
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28. Learn Spanish
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29. Get a tattoo
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30. live in Guam
1 person -
31. live in India
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32. Live in Canada
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33. live in New Zealand
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34. live in Australia
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35. live in Northern Ireland
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36. live in ireland
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37. live in Wales
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38. Live in Scotland
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39. live in England
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40. see the northern lights
16,987 people
How I did it: After two previous attempts, I finally finished an igloo in December of 2007. I didn't use bricks, though, just packed the snow into a circular wall and then built it up curving inward until it formed a dome. It's not that hard and it's definitely worth it. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I'd never thought of working at a dude ranch until I came across a craigslist job posting for one, after I decided I wanted a summer internship that provided housing. Once that gave me the idea, I looked online for other dude ranches to apply to. The website I used was duderanches.org, which has links to a lot of the dude ranches in the U.S. and Canada (but not all of them, which is why I'd recommend going to multiple sites). I was lookin… Read how I did it…
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