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Okay, so I started my 21-day water fast yesterday. I’m kind of breaking the rules but I’m still not eating, so I guess it could be worse. But it snowed last night and I feel like today is a fucking grand day for hot chocolate. So I’m on like a water and hot chocolate fast. Ha.
Mallory Bush's Life List
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1. graduate college
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2. attend Oktoberfest in Munich
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3. Be in the audience on the Ellen Degeneres show.
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4. meet eminem
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5. meet tom felton
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6. Attend a rave
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7. participate in a protest
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8. participate in a flash mob
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9. drive a race car
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10. Dress up in an animal suit and dance in public.
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11. Attend a Harry Potter Convention
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12. be a vegetarian for six months
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13. go to a shooting range
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14. Read all the books on my literary bucket list.
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15. declare my major
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16. become a morning person.
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17. stop procrastinating
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18. Get straight A's next semester (Spring 2012)
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19. ride an elephant
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20. Write a Bestselling Book
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21. study abroad
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22. live in london
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23. live in germany
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24. visit Finland
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25. sing on stage with a band
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26. Help construct a home with Habitat for Humanity.
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27. volunteer for the Peace Corps
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28. Do a 21-day water fast.
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29. build a treehouse
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30. attend a masquerade ball
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31. Meet Daniel Radcliffe
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32. Compete in Run For Your Lives.
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33. become fluent in German
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34. get all of the tattoos I want
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35. Learn to knit
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36. Learn to play the piano (well)
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37. lose 80 pounds
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38. stick to my new years resolutions!
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How I did it: Harry Potter World is the greatest place on the planet. Over Spring Break I stayed at my best friend's dorm in St. Petersburg, but she had a friend who lived in Orlando who let us spend the night at her house. We took an Amtrak from St. Pete to Orlando, which was pretty cheap and actually really comfortable and convenient. I think it was $30 each way.Harry Potter World/Universal is $80 a day, which was rather pricey, but so worth it.… Read how I did it…
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How I did it: I bought my plane tickets about two months ahead of time, so they were cheaper. I didn't have to worry about a place to stay, because one of my best friends went to school in St. Petersburg.We took an Amtrak from St. Petersburg to Orlando and spent two days there. We went to Universal and Harry Potter World. I seriously urge EVERYONE to go to HPW at least once. It is...magical. Then we partied way too hard back at her dorm and I woke… Read how I did it…
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How I did it: Believe it or not, getting hit by a car has always been on my bucket list. My good friend Paula and I have a weird tendency to smoke some weed and say, "I wonder what it's like to get hit by a car..."So, I was riding my bike home from my night-time Statistics class. I had just taken a test, and I was totally excited because it was Thursday night and I was about to start my first official Thirsty Thursday in college. I was at the intersect… Read how I did it…
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