I'm doing 31 things
I was married for almost 10 years and have been divorced now for 5. Being single is the best – you go where you want to go, do what you want to do and not have to worry about someone else. Before, I would get home and have to listen to how someone’s day was and listen to stuff that I don’t really care about. Do you care how my day went? Care to hear stories about people you don’t know, work you are not familiar with? No, not so much. If I get extra money, I can do what I want with it instead of someone else saying no, I need this or I want that. I definitely prefer it and doubt that I look for marriage or long term serious relationships again.
funkytroll's Life List
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1. Climb Mt. Olympus
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2. Write a screenplay
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3. travel to Japan
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4. Complete MBA
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5. hike the Grand Canyon
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6. visit galapagos islands
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7. Pass through Devil's Triangle
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8. Happy Finish
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9. Become US Disc Golf Champion
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10. Become Time Man of the Year
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11. Learn to Paint
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12. World Championships of fantasy football
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13. make love to a midget
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14. Visit England
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15. walk on Mars
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16. Obtain a SAG card
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17. Rule the world
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18. do past life regression
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19. Dress better
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20. Play with a gorilla.
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21. Travel to Chichen Itza
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22. be Indiana Jones
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23. go paintballing
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24. move to new england
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25. Marry Rachael Ray
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26. play more frisbee golf
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27. Meet Barry Sanders
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28. Meet Bo Jackson
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29. learn to ski
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30. visit the Scottish Lochs
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31. unleash my inner lustmonkey
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Recent entries
I am not much into exercising, although that is going to change. I have run the Corporate Challenge 5K in Atlanta about 6 times without exercising leading up to it. I am running one Dec 3 in Las Vegas dressed as Santa Claus. Hopefully after that run I will get into it more and do it frequently!
Okay – the bad is that it’s Alaska and it’s winter. We went in November a few years ago. It was below zero and being from Atlanta that is very cold. The hotel is king enough to have someone watch for it then give a wake up call to your room. Two nights in Anchorage and we didn’t see anything. The three nights in Fairbanks finally brought a clear night and we saw the lights. It was beautiful!
