cookierac




I'm doing 34 things
 

cookierac's Life List

  1. 1. Get married
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    20,987 people
  2. 2. Learn to Crochet
    1 cheer
    1,136 people
  3. 3. Make a difference
    7,191 people
  4. 4. participate in a cancer walk
    7 people
  5. 5. go to a professional football game
    25 people
  6. 6. pay off my student loan
    704 people
  7. 7. Go to the mall of America
    75 people
  8. 8. visit all 50 states
    8,528 people
  9. 9. adopt a child
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    1,756 people
  10. 10. Go to the Sears Tower in Chicago.
    1 person
  11. 11. Visit the Grand Canyon
    616 people
  12. 12. witness a solar eclipse
    37 people
  13. 13. go on a cruise
    4,711 people
  14. 14. volunteer at a hospice
    8 people
  15. 15. see the Leaning Tower of Piza
    2 people
  16. 16. Go on a boat ride in Venice, Italy.
    1 person
  17. 17. Learn to not take life for granted
    1 person
  18. 18. Buy a toyota Tacoma
    5 people
  19. 19. Go on a Missions trip
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    210 people
  20. 20. Have kids
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    3,498 people
  21. 21. Go to Washington D.C
    92 people
  22. 22. Go to London
    1,037 people
  23. 23. Meet Julia Roberts
    19 people
  24. 24. Go to Paris
    2,170 people
  25. 25. Go to Ireland
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    1,892 people
  26. 26. Go to Sydney, Australia
    6 people
  27. 27. Go to Vancouver, Canada
    7 people
  28. 28. Go to Seattle
    152 people
  29. 29. Go to Orlando
    12 people
  30. 30. Go to Oklahoma City
    1 cheer
    1 person
  31. 31. Finish the 2 books I am writing
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    1 person
  32. 32. Learn to trust God more in my life
    1 person
  33. 33. Read the Bible
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    3,707 people
  34. 34. Go to New Orleans
    103 people
  35. 35. Walk through Grandmommy's old house.
    1 person

How I did it
How to go tandem diving
It took me
1 day
It made me
Excited


How to become a teacher
It took me
5 years
It made me
Happy


Recent entries
See the new Freedom Tower at Ground Zero
This was great

I arrived on a red eye flight from Los Angeles (where I live) and immediately headed to the Empire State Building where I could see the new and improving NYC skyline. The Freedom Tower is still being built but is coming along very nicely in the Lower Manhattan skyline where the Twin Towers stood 10 years before. I then walked toward Lower Manhattan encountering New Yorkers going about their usual lives. I have found New Yorkers to be among the kindest and most helpful people out of everywhere I have been, you dare open a map and at least half a dozen people will ask where your going and if you need help.
I arrived at Ground Zero and the place is bustling with so much activity, a certain rebirth fills the air as I watch what was just a giant hole on my last visit to what is now the rebirth of Lower Manhattan. It’s days until the 10 year anniversary and the Ground Zero Memorial is nearly completed, and while it is a time to reflect it also feels bittersweet. Here we have a memorial being built that will remember the day our nation and ourselves were attacked and lost our innocence. But then we have ring next to it a sign that we the US will not be beat and we will rebuild. I had tears in my eyes as I stood beneath the towering Freedom Tower that is nearing completion. It feels hard to believe 10 years have gone by but I feel hope and joy at seeing the progress this area is making and I can’t wait to come back and see it when the Freedom Tower is fully completed and is shown to the world.



Attend an U2 concert. (read all 3 entries…)
Wonderful concert

Great show! Well worth the extra year wait.



stay close to my family
Most of my crew in the SAME room

I am very close to my family and to have a majority of the immediate crew in the same room, was something I would have paid to see a few years ago.



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