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endless_venture

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I'm doing 30 things

I've done 9 things

endless_venture's Life List

1. listen to the other side
2 entries . 1 cheer 1 person
2. get another tattoo
2 entries 3,430 people
3. find a job in Australia
2 entries 4 people
4. Find someone to spend my days with
1 entry 1 person
5. learn a foreign language
1 cheer 1,292 people
6. camp on the beach
1 cheer 65 people
7. be more selfish
3 entries 70 people
8. make love under the stars
452 people
9. reduce my impact on the environment
1 cheer 17 people
10. own a fuel effecient car
1 person
11. live in a 3rd world country
1 entry 1 person
12. educate the young
1 cheer 1 person
13. let people in
1 entry . 2 cheers 48 people
14. go skinny dipping
1 cheer 3,231 people
15. spend all day naked with someone
1 person
16. meet new people
2 entries 4,414 people
17. make a big donation
2 people
18. learn to surf
8,125 people
19. volunteer
5,560 people
20. see more live music
669 people
21. use less water
11 people
22. email my friends more often
6 people
23. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
1 cheer 21,504 people
24. see a Premier League game
1 person
25. Visit Brazil
432 people
26. make someone laugh everyday for a month
1 person
27. watch cricket live
1 person
28. draw something
1 cheer 7 people
29. go to more museums
123 people
30. live in Vancouver
108 people

Recent entries

live in a 3rd world country

Everyone needs to at least visit

After visiting several 3rd world countries you become very conscious of how good you have it. It also makes you realise that you don’t need all the useless stuff you have. Family, friends, food and water are necessary…the rest is just luxury.

But to live in the 3rd world is completely different. When travelling you get to go back to the 2nd or 3rd world.

This will probably be on the list for a while (3 or more years) but it will be completed in the next decade.

Sep 01, 2008, 04:20AM PDT | 0 comments

shead the "American" sterotype (read all 2 entries…)

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I guess when I’m mistaken for a Canadian by many people I think I can check this one off the list. Maybe I wasn’t too American as I thought.

Sep 01, 2008, 04:14AM PDT | 0 comments

listen to the other side (read all 2 entries…)

Being down in OZ has given me a way to view things differently. Coming for the States where everything is regimented and strict it was quite strange when I first got here. Everyone is all layed back and chilled out.

You grow up with so many perceptions that are not necessarily correct or that are close minded.

Sep 01, 2008, 12:46AM PDT | 0 comments

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