I'm doing 29 things
whatev4keri's Life List
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1. Be Kissed
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2. love myself more
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3. Have faith...not fear.
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4. Find myself.
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5. Go Skydiving.
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6. Go Bungee-Jumping.
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7. Get a trainer.
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8. Go snowshoeing
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9. Grow my hair out.
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10. write books.
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11. learn how to drive a stick-shift
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12. learn how to dance.
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13. Become Financially Independent
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14. read about Albert Schweitzer.
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15. get a massage
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16. travel.
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17. Go Cliff Diving
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18. Move out!
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19. get Lasik.
224 people -
20. go to Hawai'i again.
30 people -
21. visit Machu Picchu.
680 people -
22. Have someone tell me they love me.
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23. learn French and Spanish.
71 people -
24. paint.
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25. hold hands
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26. sing in church.
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27. lose weight.
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28. run at least a half-marathon, maybe work up to a full.
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29. go Iceskating
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How I did it: I have worked at the same job for about three years now, and they were finally able to have me on full time. It is funny because I applied for the position, they told me they weren't hiring anyone...but a week later they hired me. A couple days after this, I got the (after the fact) letter saying that I didn't get the job because they had already sent it out. It was very confusing...but the wait was worth the feeling of securi… Read how I did it…
How I did it: Went on a hike through "Waterfall Corner" of Yellowstone National Park. The Dunanda Falls hike is the one we spent the day hiking to. It is about 18 miles roundtrip, but was pretty easy and flat. The last little bit goes uphill to a beautiful outlook that you then have to hike down in order to get to the falls. It is steep, but you are so excited, you don't care. There are hot springs along the river, so if y… Read how I did it…
How I did it: Got a group together...just about died on the hike up. It took a VERY long time and I wanted to quit often. But I am so glad I kept going. One person in our group made it 500 feet from the top before stopping. So sad. IT IS STEEP. The descent is pretty tough too. It is hard on your knees. If you make it to Chicken Out Ridge (rightly named) and you are not afraid of heights...for the love of … Read how I did it…
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