I'm doing 40 things
jess_ens's Life List
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1. Learn American Sign Language
553 people -
2. Stop swearing
811 people -
3. Lower my ecofootprint
1 person -
4. Grow all my own food
1 cheer9 people -
5. Own a home
971 people -
6. Attend the Ballet
2 people -
7. Attend the Opera
10 people -
8. Girls Weekend in Vegas
1 person -
9. Bake a pie from scratch
19 people -
10. Ride a mechanical bull
570 people -
11. Read the Bible
3,229 people -
12. Witness a Christo and Jean Claude installation
1 person -
13. Teach4America
1 person -
14. Start a nonprofit
313 people -
15. Skinny dip in the ocean
1 cheer84 people -
16. plant a tree
1,062 people -
17. Hole in one
6 people -
18. Save 1 million dollars
7 people -
19. Learn to play golf
443 people -
20. Learn Firstaid/CPR
1 person -
21. Train a puppy for the Blind
1 cheer1 person -
22. Ski down a double black diamond
1 person -
23. Learn to Play the Banjo
1 cheer433 people -
24. Attend Graduate School
46 people -
25. Pass the LARE
1 person -
26. Run a 5K
1 cheer2,181 people -
27. Run a marathon
1 cheer10,453 people -
28. Serve in the PeaceCorps
1 person -
29. Ride in a Hot Air Balloon
2 cheers1,984 people -
30. Go Snowshoeing
79 people -
31. Drive a mustang
20 people -
32. Raise a Child
1 cheer84 people -
33. Get married
18,605 people -
34. Do a 360 on skis
1 cheer3 people -
35. Ride a Vespa
81 people -
36. Ride a horse
741 people -
37. learn to Moonwalk
1 cheer235 people -
38. See Garth in concert
1 person -
39. Visit Stonehenge
196 people -
40. Own a pearl necklace
5 people
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