Last Hurrah

1st July 2010, the beginning of the end. In exactly 29 days I will be turning 20. While the more ‘mature’ among you will scoff at my predicament thinking that as a young ankle-biter 20 is nothing in the greater scheme of things. My argument to all of you is that  first of all, in 29 days I will cease to be a teenager, thus I will no longer be all-knowing  and infinitely wise. Secondly and far more importantly, is that my teenage years have been fairly non-distinct.

I haven’t done anything that most people would call outrageous or rash or indecent. I have been a reasonably model citizen for the past 10 years and apart from the odd strange outing with other members of the Swiss Family Awesome I have done nothing hugely out of the ordinary.

So… I am compiling a list of 20 things that I have to do before I turn 20 and will no longer be able to be petulant, childish, moody or sullen. Here goes

1. Be chased by security guard

2. Ride a bike down a steep hill even though I know my breaks don’t work

3. Do an all-nighter and wake up in someone’s hedge

4. Hitchhike

5. Spit off a bridge at passers-by

6. Spend a full day eating nothing but corn chips, marshmallows and choc bits

7. Moon a train

8. Steal someone’s garden gnome

9. Prank call a pizza place

10. Spend all day watching cartoons

11. Get a facial piercing/temporary tatoo

12.  Ask a stranger for bus money

13. Bum a smoke

14. ‘wag’ work

15. Wear fluro colours for no apparent reason

16. Sneak into a cinema

17. Blow up someone’s mail box

18. Flash Mob in a shopping centre

19. Tell a child that Santa doesn’t exist

20. Tweet about everything that happens in my life

I think that is about it. So at least if I am going to enter this wide world of twenty something people I will do so with some quality life experience behind me.

Wish me luck :)

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I'm just a girl who would be happy to spend the rest of her life with her nose stuck in a book. I still believe that if I wish on the right star all my dreams will come true and that one day I'll wake up and everything will be right in the world. I live my life knowing that there is something bigger than all of this and that is what makes it all worth while.
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