I'm doing 37 things
As I’m currently learning Ceroc. I think that will count for this goal :D
fushmush's Life List
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1. renew our vows in vegas with an Elvis impersonator celebrant
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2. see the northern lights
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3. stay in an ice hotel
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4. watch a cricket game in every first class ground in Australia
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5. see Sagrada Familia when it's complete
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6. swim with whale sharks
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7. exercise at least 3 times a week
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8. stop procrastinating
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9. overcome my aversion to phones
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10. travel to every continent
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11. blog every second day
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12. see a movie at a drive-in theatre
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13. clean my house in some way for at least 20 minutes a day.
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14. run a 5km race
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15. update my website
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16. try the pub quiz at a local pub
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17. do at least one touristy thing each week
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18. explore London
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19. watch the Eton vs Harrow cricket match at Lord's
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20. TO04:- Cruise from Tate to Tate
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21. TO05:- Toast the town from the 42nd floor
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22. TO240:- Crystal Palace Park
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23. TO272:- Electric Cinema
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24. TO285:- Candlelit tour of Dennis Severs' House
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25. TO288:- Grab a 3am bagel at the Brick Lane Beigel Bake
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26. TO394:- Swim in the Parliament Hill Lido
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27. TO466:- Cross the zebra crossing at Abbey Road
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28. TO613:- Tapas at Barrafina
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29. TO398:- Oysters at Bibendum
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30. TO191:- Drink at Jerusalem Tavern
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31. TO038:- Sound of Music Singalong
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32. TO572:- Visit the Museum of Brands
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33. TO261:-Eat ice-cream at Gelateria Danieli
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34. TO413:- Do dim sum at Hakkasan
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35. TO952:- Visit London's Pet Cemetery in Hyde Park
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36. TO580:- Get lost over a cocktail at Lost Society
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37. TO621:- Visit the Horniman Museum
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How I did it: Bookcrossing.com and Bookmooch.com are both great sites for trading books. I keep maintained the list of books that I was reading at listsofbests.com and visualbookshelf.com. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
Shibboleth—A word or pronunciation that distinguishes people of one group or class from those of another.
The Tate Modern’s current draw card exhibition is Shibboleth by Doris Salcedo. The Tate Modern describes it as “subterranean chasm that stretches the length of the Turbine Hall”. I’d describe it as a big crack. Salcedo says her work expresses a “colonial and imperial history [that] has been disregarded, marginalised or simply obliterated… the history of racism, running parallel to the history of modernity and… it’s untold dark side.”
The word Shibboleth originates from an incident in the bible. In the Book of Judges, the Ephraimites, attempting to flee across the river Jordan, were stopped by their enemies the Gileadites. The Gileadites identified the refugees by making them say the word Shibboleth. Because there is no “Sh” sound in Ephraimitie dialect, they were easily discovered, captured and killed.
I must congratulate the Tate Modern for making modern art so approachable and enjoyable. Usually, I’m not a modern art kinda girl. Usually, I like to look at a picture and understand what I’m looking at. But, the Tate Modern have a record of picking pieces that are a little bit fun. Last year it was the slides. This year it’s a big crack in the floor.
It was lots of fun watching the kids interact with Shibboleth. The kids were excited. They wanted to know where the crack started and finished. They jumped from one side of the crack to the other. They climbed into the crack to see how deep it was. Onya Tate Modern for raising a generation with an appreciation for modern art.
Guided tours at 2pm on a weekday. (Weekday tours are not offered in December, January or February)
Call 0208 340 1834 to book.
