41 Before '14
1. Commit to regular monthly giving.
2. Read 10 books that have nothing to do with school.
3. Learn to crochet.
4. Blue Jackets game.
5. Write my dissertation prospectus.
6. The Pencil Sharpener Museum in Logan, Ohio.
7. Take a road trip somewhere awesome.
8. Write a grant proposal (and get the grant!)
9. Perform a solo work.
11. Take a hike.
12. Write 300 blog posts.
13. The Hot Dog Bun Museum in Toledo, Ohio.
14. Write a book with Emily.
15. Teach a class I’ve never taught before.
16. Thrill-seek.
17. Play on a new beach.
18. Go to a wine tasting.
19. Haunted house.
20. Really utilize the public library.
21. Try out 12 new recipes.
22. Direct something.
23. Volunteer for a new non-profit.
24. Learn how to make a cocktail.
25. Learn to play a song on the ukulele.
26. Try a brand new kind of exercise.
27. Photograph strangers. (For obvious reasons, this will involve their knowledge and consent.)
28. Get a tattoo.
30. Buy a new couch.
31. Treat seasonal depression homeopathically.
32. Take a research trip.
33. See Buckeye Chuck make his Groundhog’s Day predictions in Marion, Ohio.
34. Try Somali food.
35. Learn how to parallel park really, really well.
36. Learn more about blog/web design and html.
37. Write a fan letter.
38. Renew my Red Cross CPR and First Aid certification.
39. Bird-watching.
40. Memorize the states and capitols.
41. Never text and drive again.
2 comments:
Hey! I just found your blog through Alana's! Having spent six years in Columbus, I know a lot of what you're referencing in this list... All I have to say is that you really, really must go to Hocking Hills. I was shocked to meet so many native Ohioans who never went! My family visited multiple times a year. (:
Also, go to Dawes Arboretum, Old Man's Cave, and Blackhand Gorge! Except for the Arboretum, I didn't appreciate those things nearly as much as I would now. I miss them. Oh and Lake Hope is beautiful as well! :)
(I lived in Columbus for 13 years and I never attended an Ohio State game. And I graduated from there!!! I did, however, attend the Ohio State Fair whenever I could!)
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