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Attend a service for different religions.
I have always been curious about different religions. Taking some classes in
college, I have learned that religions around the world aren’t all that
different. Many religions are very similar in teachings, but taught differently
and practiced differently. There aren’t
THAT many differences between the teachings of Christianity and Buddhism for
instance. Yes there are many differences, BUT many of the same basic
principles. Each religion goes deeper. So I want to visit a Buddhist temple, a
Hindu mandir, a Catholic church (since I’ve never been to a mass) and even the
scientology church. This is not an
all-inclusive list. Just a few I want to visit, preferably in the countries,
like India, China, Japan, etc…
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Spend New Year’s Eve at either Disneyworld,
or New York Times Square at the front of the stage! I would love to
be in Times Square or Disneyworld. I’m a big Disney fan and cities aren’t
really my thing. So Disney world would be choice number one and Times Square
would be choice number two. I think that
would be a great experience!
There's nothing like the Magic Kingdom!
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Spend a night in a haunted house/ and or
haunted castle in Europe or United States. Ever since I was little,
I loved ghost stories and mystery novels. My dad always told us “The girl who
wore the yellow ribbon” when we camped out in his yard. And my favorite mystery
books as a child were The Boxcar Children
and, of course, Nancy Drew. Trips
to the library were important and special because I got to get the next book in
the series! Later I loved watching Ghost Hunters on TV. Especially the Halloween
Live specials. I think it’s still on the air. I’m sure though because I haven’t
had cable in years. I always wanted to go visit the places that they would
actually get EVPs and stuff on video. It was too cool. Now they have GHI (Ghost
Hunters International) which is on Netflix! I’ve always said I wanted to stay
the night in a haunted castle in Ireland! That’s my dream.
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Skydive. While I would consider
myself somewhat adventurous, I’m not exactly ourdoorsy. BUT I have always
wanted to try skydiving. I think I will
start with bungee jumping though. I’ve had friends who’ve done both and loved
it. I’ve never had the chance, but maybe someday!
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Write a novel. I’ve always
enjoyed reading and writing. I’m not very athletic or talented artistically
(other than reading and writing). I’ve started many ideas and scraped them
after a little while. I want to actually write and finish a novel, have it
edited and published ( and have it hit a bestseller list would be nice too but
that not a priority).
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Go to the Ellen DeGeneres Show and meet
Ellen. Of all the talk shows on daytime television, I think Ellen is
the best. I don’t get to watch it often, but I’m still a fan. I love that she
loves her fans so much. She has crazy games for the audience members but still
gives them prizes anyway. She just seems like the coolest person to meet. Maybe
I will get to meet her when I publish a new novel and she loves it!
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Study Abroad (preferably somewhere exotic).
Okay so this one will be crossed off my list this summer. I am studying abroad
in Greece (through Drury!) So while I’m studying the how the Greeks learned the
circumference of the earth and the distances to the stars and studying Homer’s
the Iliad and the Odyssey and during my time off, try some
Mediterranean fish YUM! I could eat fish every day. And I will definitely be enjoying the beaches
on my time off!
These aren't in any particular order.
Rachelle,
ReplyDeleteYou are a great writer and thinker. I hope you get to do all that is on your "bucket list" before you die.
I am glad you are going to Greece. I think that would be a really nice thing to do.
I've enjoyed getting to know you in class.
Martha
Thank you Martha!
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