My original purpose of this blog was to keep track of all of my "Things To Do" before my life expires. You know... stuff to do before you kick the bucket. Well people - here's my Bucket List or shall I say "Tabo" List. You only live once, so don't think twice. In addition to my "Tabo" List, you'll find me sharing how it's like to live the life of the wonderful share-bare. Happy Reading! ENJOY!
1.) Pet a Tiger Cub
2.) Hold and Wrap a Snake Around Me
3.) Raise Money for a Good Cause
4.) Run a Half Marathon
5.) Run a Full Marathon
6.) Attend an Oprah Winfrey Show
7.) Meet Drew Barrymore in Person
8.) Go Dog Sledding in the Colorado Mountains
9.) Get Rock Hard Abs
10.) Write My Own Book and/or Sitcom
11.) Be in a Professional Photo Shoot
12.) Compete in a Bus Surfing Contest
13.) Step Inside of Grand Central Station in New York
14.) Cross the Golden Gate Bridge by Foot
15.) Adopt a dog named him Chaw-Lee <--I mean, Bam
16.) Learn to Swim so I Can be a Surfer Chick
17.) Enjoy a Special Brownie
18.) Hale Down a Yellow Cab
19.) Lie in a Hammock with Someone Special
20.) Apply for a Library Card
21.) Get a Black Belt in Kenpo Karate
22.) Get Kissed by a Hottie on New Year's (Strike of Midnight)
23.) Learn to be a Voice Over Artist
24.) Attend a Superbowl Game
25.) Sing the Song 'Killing Me Softly' at a Karaoke Bar
26.) Go Skinny Dipping
27.) Be on T.V.
28.) Go White Water Rafting in the American River
29.) Run up the "Rocky Steps" of the Philadelphia Museum of Art
30.) Marry Mr. Right
31.) Work Out So Hard That I Puke 32.) Go Stand Up Paddle Surfing (or Hoe he'e nalu) somewhere tropical
This is one huge mistake I've done about a month ago. My AT&T contract expired which made me eligible for a whole lotta discounts! Note to self: Turn in my $50.00 mail-in rebate ASAP!
Anyhow, I decided to listen to a friend about getting a 3G phone to fit in with the technology world and got a freakin' LG Xenon. BIG MISTAKE! I want my BlackBerry!
"That's nomadic...", he says. Not exactly. Well....not anymore, let's just hope.
Wow - have I really moved NINE times in a matter of ELEVEN years??!! So I thought about it with the help of my ten-key calculator that brings my average of requesting a change of address from the USPS to every 14 months. It actually equates to 14 months and approximately 20 days if you want to be more precise. I feel a little bit better about about the extra days, but I guess no one is counting but me. YIKES! It is quite nomadic.
I'm a total sucker for true love amongst the elderly. I admire couples that have shared so many decades together and yet are still so very happy. It's very rare nowadays. Being able to witness gray-haired couples holding hands out in public after more than 50 years of marriage is simple joy for me. Even though they are strangers to me, I feel touched with their happiness as if it was a contagious disease minus the negativity and the deadliness. As odd as it may seem, the feeling I get just channels complete bliss for me. Now that's LOVE! One day, I too hope I will be just as blessed with a husband that I can tolerate and who will put up with me. Seriously, though. To find genuine true love is a gift that no one should ever let go nor take for granted. Once you read this article, your heart will just melt. Makes you just want to spread love everywhere!
This might sound entirely ridiculous but I recently got into an argument with Mr. Wrong #19. It was not via telephone nor in person like regular people date do. It was worse – via Yahoo! Messenger. Unbelievable, right? What in the world am I thinking?! How could I have possibly let some dude get to me via Instant Messenger. Anyway, he ended our chat w/a freaking puke smiley! And that smiley made my cry. For the record – rarely, does any sad movie make me cry…I guess I’m a big lame-o. Gotta love my life….
p.s. Mr. Wrong #19 and I are still not in speaking terms…..AND chat terms! (damn you technology)