I decided to make a list of 30 things I've experienced over 30 years.
- I've lived in two states
- I've traveled out of the country
- I have witnessed the birth of a loved one
- I have felt the loss of friends and family members
- I married a wonderful man
- I have given birth to two beautiful children
- I have miscarried one child
- I swam with dolphins and stingrays in Florida
- I've visited Disneyland and Disneyworld
- I swam with a sea lion and seal on my honeymoon
- In the last three years alone, I've read at least 346 books without counting textbooks from college. (Thanks Goodreads)
- I am a few months away from finishing my Bachelors Degree
- I started my own business. Go have a look!
- I raised over $1,000 in my first year volunteering with Relay for Life
- I won a free trip to Disneyland on a radio station but didn't know that until it was too late. (I'm still pained by that)
- I won a radio contest for submitting an original quote: "Our words are like fingerprints, so choose them wisely. You'll never know the lasting impression they leave behind."
- I learned to swim in college
- I've had a biopsy before. No cancer here!
- I have been in four non-serious car accidents.
- I designed the cover of a yearbook in high school. I thought I was super cool for that.
- I was captain of the Varsity cheer squad my senior year. Thought I was cool for that also. LOL
- I joined a gym for my first time at 29 years old.
- I saw Paramore in concert this year. The best concert I've ever attended.
- I have been a Maid of Honor, Matron of Honor, and Bridesmaid. One time each. :)
- I attended bookstore parties and bought the last two Harry Potter books at midnight of their release.
- I cried when Dobby died. (duh.) Both in the book and the movie.
- I cried at least 12 times when I read "The Fault in Our Stars"
- I have met one of my favorite authors at Powell's bookstore.
- I attended a meet and greet of Twilight actors, but hated the movie.
- The moment I knew that my husband was truly my soulmate was when he said, "Halle is just as much mine as she is yours." I cherish those words. You can't understand how important that is to hear unless your partner is a step-parent to your child. I bet he doesn't even remember. :)
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