I'm doing 37 things
most difficult but rewarding thing i’ve done
crezco's Life List
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1. see the Northern Lights
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2. Have amazing lesbian sex
1 cheer224 people -
3. thru-hike the Appalachian Trail
1 cheer156 people -
4. be bilingual
71 people -
5. be trilingual
52 people -
6. visit all 50 states
8,956 people -
7. blow smoke rings
38 people -
8. run nude through a public place
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9. improve my posture
2,751 people -
10. be the girl that Stevie and Stuart fight over during "Jonathan David" at a Belle & Sebastian concert
3 people -
11. run a 5k
1 entry2,784 people -
12. Learn Portuguese
1,246 people -
13. become fluent in spanish
1 cheer2,487 people -
14. keep a dream journal
1 cheer477 people -
15. learn french
12,760 people -
16. learn how to french braid my own hair
1 entry14 people -
17. come out of the closet
1 entry314 people -
18. read Walden
1 cheer37 people -
19. Go see a movie by myself
9 people -
20. go to mexico for dia de los muertos
11 people -
21. go to burning man
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22. Work on a political campaign
1 cheer149 people -
23. be a mother
621 people -
24. see gay marriage legalized in the united states
1 person -
25. work in a National Park
9 people -
26. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
21,508 people -
27. menage a trois
62 people -
28. stop pulling out my hair
164 people -
29. fly in a helicopter
272 people -
30. go to the Olympics and/or World Cup
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31. bottle feed a manatee
1 person -
32. read the bell jar
1 cheer22 people -
33. live in/get to know baltimore
1 person -
34. stop being catty
4 people -
35. get rid of all of my pennies
1 person -
36. wwoof
124 people -
37. go to a nude beach
933 people
How I did it
It made me
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How I did it: She recently told me that I saved her life. That if it hadn't been for me, her eating disorder could have led to her eventual death. What did I do? I was a friend. I looked out for her, helped her get counseling and held her hand every step of the way. I helped her pick out food to eat. I was a shoulder to cry on, someone to talk to, and someone looking out for her. That's all. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
well, at this point all of my college friends, some of my childhood friends, and my siblings know. don’t know how my parents will handle it, but, it’s been surprisingly easy in a way. the hardest part has been psyching myself up to tell people, but it’s a relief afterwards.
