I'm doing 35 things
Maybe I should learn Chinese first (haha, I’ve been trying to learn for about 7 years now, I’ve actually forgotten more than I can remember)
remindme's Life List
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1. Build a custom home
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2. jump in a pool full of marshmallows
3 people -
3. Send a message in a bottle
4,127 people -
4. learn to skateboard
1,565 people -
5. pick a lock
116 people -
6. Wear a top-hat to the movies
1 cheer1 person -
7. play a strategy game in a beautiful park
1 person -
8. sit in a tree all day
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9. use a giant bubble wand
1 person -
10. sleep on a roof
69 people -
11. stay all night at the fair
1 person -
12. Lounge at cafes with my sister, while on a giant undetermined roadtrip across america.
1 person -
13. learn chinese
2,610 people -
14. learn to play the harmonica
963 people -
15. find love
2,275 people -
16. rock climb
794 people -
17. learn swordsmanship
50 people -
18. Think less and do more
300 people -
19. Learn Japanese
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20. eat lunch on a rooftop
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21. Go whale watching
3 cheers613 people -
22. Run up the seats of the Colosseum
1 person -
23. Skinnydip while it's raining
2 people -
24. Lay facing up on the floor of the Sistine Chapel
2 people -
25. Take a nap in the Hangzhou tea garden
1 cheer1 person -
26. Take a romantic gondola ride through Venice
1 cheer2 people -
27. Scuba dive in the Great Barrier Reef
1 cheer93 people -
28. Fly in a hot air balloon
396 people -
29. Travel to Russia with my Russian friend
1 person -
30. Learn handwriting analysis
1 cheer24 people -
31. Cheer up at least one person every day
1 cheer1 person -
32. Live my life to the fullest
171 people -
33. Never use any precautions for staying dry in the rain (that is, unless I'm going someplace formal after)
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34. Master 5 different accents
8 people -
35. contribute to the world
14 people
How I did it
It made me
enlightened 
How I did it: Every night before going ot bed, I pick up my Bible, which lies waiting on my nightstand. I read at least a chapter or two, with a pen in my hand, and I mull over everything that I see in society, movies, media. I make connections to the text and the advice that my Bible offers, and bracket or underline verses that strike me as definitive. Marking my Bible makes reading more interactive, and helps me focus instead of skimming. Read how I did it…
It made me
Delighted
How I did it: I began to see things in a different light. I tried harder and harder to look out for other people. I learned to find happiness in all things trivial or serious. And most importantly I learned that it's okay not to be happy sometimes; that it's the tastes of unhappiness that let one actually learn to rejoice in the things that are good in life. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
I don’t want to have to explain myself all the time.
but I try to expand my vocabulary constantly,
those Webster Electronic Dictionaries do wonders.
I now can’t pass a new word without having to know what it means.
