My countdown to 30...
On the 14th June 2012 I turn 30.
With 6 months left as a twenty something, I decided to set myself a list of things to do.
The aim of this blog is to help me end a decade of procrastination and to hopefully inspire others to do the same!
My mantra will be... "Know the true value of time; snatch, seize, and enjoy every moment of it. No idleness; no laziness; no procrastination; never put off till tomorrow what you can do today."
Better get cracking!
Sunday, 15 July 2012
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Wednesday, 13 June 2012
Learn to play the guitar - Done!
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
Sunday, 10 June 2012
Thursday, 7 June 2012
Wednesday, 6 June 2012
Try an extreme sport - Done!
Before I start, Extreme Running is officially an extreme sport (http://www.extremerunning.org). Second, an extreme sport is defined as:
"......... activities that are associated with an adrenaline rush that is felt by the participant. These activities are often dangerous and any mistake could result in injury or even death."
So, this evening I did my extreme sport! I went rain-running (running in the rain) with Andy.
Doesnt sound so extreme? Let me provide you with a few facts.....
1. Everytime I have been running with Andy I have either a) cried b) vomited or c) both;
2. Whilst running with Andy I often feel an extreme adrenaline rush (see definition of extreme sport);
3. Whilst running with Andy I often have the urge to injure myself; and
4. After running with Andy I often feel like I might die.
So, the extreme running in the rain consisted of visiting the local school sports ground and running laps (being chased by Andy). It was raining very heavily, but that was good as the rain masked the tears.
NB: I will be trying extreme mountain biking with Dan Whittaker soon, but haven't had time to do it before my birthday due to him marrying our Jen and being busy not breaking parts of his body.
"......... activities that are associated with an adrenaline rush that is felt by the participant. These activities are often dangerous and any mistake could result in injury or even death."
So, this evening I did my extreme sport! I went rain-running (running in the rain) with Andy.
Doesnt sound so extreme? Let me provide you with a few facts.....
1. Everytime I have been running with Andy I have either a) cried b) vomited or c) both;
2. Whilst running with Andy I often feel an extreme adrenaline rush (see definition of extreme sport);
3. Whilst running with Andy I often have the urge to injure myself; and
4. After running with Andy I often feel like I might die.
So, the extreme running in the rain consisted of visiting the local school sports ground and running laps (being chased by Andy). It was raining very heavily, but that was good as the rain masked the tears.
NB: I will be trying extreme mountain biking with Dan Whittaker soon, but haven't had time to do it before my birthday due to him marrying our Jen and being busy not breaking parts of his body.
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