I am currently in my fourth year, and I have 12 more courses after this term. Hopefully that only means one more year of school.
I would like to take 2 spring courses and then 5 for fall and winter. Let’s do this. Can’t wait to be done.
HOMETOWN GLORY's Life List
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1. accomplish 101 things in 1001 days
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2. cook more
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3. Create a List of 365 Life-Inspiring Quotes
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4. Donate blood
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5. Finish a coloring book
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6. go cliff jumping
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7. Go Dog Sledding
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8. graduate university
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9. learn basic guitar chords and songs
6 entries . 38 cheers29 people -
10. learn how to raise one eyebrow
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11. Learn to drive a stick shift
10 entries . 54 cheers751 people -
12. Make 10 meals that I've never made before
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13. Make a recipe book of recipe's I find in magazine's or on the internet
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14. Make a to-do list every month
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15. read every book I own
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16. share my photos
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17. Take more videos with my video camera
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18. tye dye a shirt
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19. watch the IMDB.com Top 100 movies
2 entries . 23 cheers1,250 people
How I did it: In Ecuador, we got the opportunity to hold a massive snake. It was cool, and I'm not really afraid of snakes (even though they are dangerous as heck! haha) but it was really cool. He was SOOO heavy though, but was awesome. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Click here to watch my bungee jump on YouTubeI did this in Ecuador, however it is not technically called Bungee Jumping, but puenting.I'm not afraid of heights, but getting up there and standing there was the hardest thing I've ever done. The feeling of it is irreplaceable. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I went to Ecuador for two weeks and stayed in the jungle for a week of that trip. On my way back to my hut one night I found a tarantula. I initially told our guide and then went to bed. But then I came back out to see if I could actually touch it. I started with it on my hand, got it on my shoulder, on my chest ... and then onto my face. I was shaking the whole time but the feeling afterwards was amazing, something I can't describe. I'll… Read how I did it…
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18 more days! I had planned to pay for this as a birthday gift to myself, but my dad surprised me instead with picking up the bill as his gift to me. I am so excited.
We are having two hours of dog sledding with the chance to either drive or ride along. Then we stop in for a dinner at a restaurant in between. So so so excited to see these precious puppies.




