Things to do Before I Die

[mandarae85]

Despite popular belief, I actually didn't give up livejournal for lent. I have, however, been spending all of my internet time lately looking for a job. And I have been trying to spend my free time enjoying my last few months of living in a national park (weather permitting).
On a recent night, I wrote this list....well, actually I expanded on a

Comments

[anonymous]

Perhaps it would be more useful to read the entire Bible without commentaries. Everyone has their own spin to put on the Bible.

Also, I'm quite surprised at #52. You don't strike me as the type to even want to do that.

-BZ

[mandarae85]

I guess that should really say "read and study the Bible in an attempt to fully understand what it says, especially what was written in the original Greek." Since I don't read or speak Greek, that requires reading a commentary.
And 52 could probably say "step out of my comfort zone...a lot"

[achefordistance]

This list makes me smile, and miss you a whole bunch. Come visit and we'll cross a few off = ]

(Also the reading the Bible one reminds of the Gilmore Girls where Lane's boyfriend reads the whole Bible in one night to find a quote which turns out to be from Henry the 8th)

[mandarae85]

oh, i want to visit soooo bad!

[jazzyjesss]

I love this list it's adorable!
Also #59 is my personal favorite.

[anonymous]

I think you should cross off 65 and 66! (Or by June, anyways). Holla to number 10, that's on my list as well!! :) And I like 27. I used to want to marry into the Mafia. I thought it would be cool and I'd be well-protected.
~Ellen

[pariah0509]

Puedes practicar tu espanol conmigo, I can teach you a little self-defense (not Schabel style :p) and I can most certainly start you on the path of being in two places at once!