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Things to do before 30

If you know me well, you would know am not a planner. I detest making list because I think life is more adventurous when you don't plan. I have had my own share of adventures but as I turn a year older today, I realize that there are some few adventures have missed. I realize that making a list would help me realize which goals I ha've met and haven't met, and it doesn't remove the adventure from it. Maybe I have old age to thank for that or maybe all those lessons on the importance of planning by friends is finally yielding fruits. This is the list of things I haven't done that I would like to do before 30.

  • Go Bungee jumping
  • Learn to Swim well (Am really ashamed of this one)
  • Take part in triathlon after accomplishing the second
  • Live in a boat house for at least a week
  • Visit Russia
  • Learn to Surf
  • Own a Mustang convertible or Jeep Cherokee
  • Hike the smoky mountain trail
  • Go to a Brad Paisley/ George Strait/ Kenny Chesney Concert or all three would be awesome.
  • Go to a UGA football game
  • Go to a Duke Basketball game
  • Take a long road trip without a destination in mind
  • Go to a Yankee- Red Sox game
  • Visit a shooting range
  • Ride an Helicopter
  • Go para-surfing
  • Visit at least 10 of the remaining 20 states have never been to.
  • Visit NYC
  • Get married

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