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Bucket List

I am quite the reserved person! It may not seem like it but there are tons of things I don't speak about or say aloud. Most of the time I would just rather listen to people. I hate sharing facts about myself which in turn makes me a horrible conversationalist at times. I hate when someone asks me to tell them about myself! I honestly have nothing to say. That all is really not relevant to what exactly this post is about. So here goes nothing:

BUCKET LIST:

1. Become a head football coach for a large football university
2. Go to New Orleans and volunteer
3. Volunteer with the special Olympics
4. Preach a Sermon
5. Act in a play
6. Paint a picture that I truly love
7. Teach someone else to play cello
8. Travel outside of the country
9. Model in a fashion show
10. Dance
11. Tell myself I'm beautiful and really mean it
12. Adopt a dog
13. Own a car
14. Own a house
15. Have a conversation In ASL with a Deaf person
16. Go to every college football school and sit in the stands as one of their fans
17. Write a poem
18. Meet Wale in person and express to him how much I truly love him as an artist
19. Travel Africa
20. Go to and graduate from grad school
21. Play in a co-ed football league
22. Learn to play the piano
23. Establish my own style
24. Run for a National position in Zeta
25. Finish my journey of healing
26. Learn to ride a skateboard
27. Sing a solo
28. Work with Make a Wish Foundation
29. Be a mentor to someone
30. Take a trip with my two younger sisters
31. Sew an article of clothing that I will actually wear in public
32. Decorate my bedroom
33. Sit in the audience of America's Best Dance Crew
34. Be on Who wants to be a Millionaire
35. Run a marathon
36. Be a blood donor
37. Work with at risk youth
38. Adopt a child
39. Cook a full course meal from scratch
40. Play the lottery
41. Go to Vegas and gamble (not a lot because I have the worst luck!)
42. Visit all the Civil Rights Museums or Statues or Monuments or whatever
43. Go to the Summer Olympics
44. Learn to swim
45. Cut off all my hair and let it grow back naturally
46. Be an intern for ESPN
47. Hang up on a telemarketer
48. Really pay it forward
49. Participate in a flash mob
50. Go deep sea diving
51. Buy a homeless person a full meal
52. Take a photography class
53. Tell some people how I truly feel about them (I'm talking the good, the bad, and the UGLY!)
54. Go to another Wale concert (Or maybe a lot more)
55. Shot and direct a film
56. Go to every 6 Flags and ride all the rollercoasters
57. Wear makeup one day
58. Go to an Auto Show (And take pictures with an Aston Martin)
59. Visit all the art museums in the U.S.
60. Meet Yo-YO Ma
61. Be a comedienne (like literally stand on stage and tell jokes...hopefully get a laugh or two)
62. Go Mountain climbing/rock climbing/hiking
63. Try out for America's Next Top Model
64. Write a song
65. Learn to play the guitar
66. Get my mom on What Not to Wear
67. Learn to do graffiti and tag a building
68. Get another tattoo or something added to the ones I have
69. Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity
70. Work on someone's political campaign
71. Be a seat-filler at an awards show
72. Hit on a guy and get his number

So that's all I can think of right now! But this blog will have to be a work in progress! I'm pretty sure I will think of more!
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  1. BSMay 19, 2011 at 1:48 AM

    Good list. I think I can make at least 3 of those "wishes" for your bucket list come true within the next year...

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