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AuzziRay's Bucket List Of The Century!

For ages, I've wanted to write up a few things I always wanted to do in life, and now I have finally formed my top 10!

Austin Ray Miller
Aug 22, 2016
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
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AuzziRay's Bucket List Of The Century!

I am pretty sure everyone has a bucket list at some point in their life! I have always wanted to make a list on paper, but never have really had the chance to! However, I have always had a mental list of things I want to do in life. This week I have decided to pick my top ten things I have to do! Some are a little crazy and out there while others are just plain boring! Some of them are childish and silly while others are true adult things. I hope you all enjoy a little bit of insight into my life! Thanks for viewing!

10. Have a monkey as a pet.

Like how much fun would it be to have a monkey as a pet? It's like having a child who doesn't talk! So much fun!

9. Go skydiving.

I don't know if I would be too scared to jump or too scared to hit land! But, seriously, it is the closest I can get to flying!

8. Swim with Manatees.

Manatees have got to be the coolest sea creatures out there! They are like cows underwater! I can't wait to share the water with these magnificent sea animals!


7. Go to Disneyworld.

Living a dream? I have never been to Disneyland but I feel like it I would be just like a child in a candy store!! Running and jumping around and just having a blast!


6. Travel the world.

I want to see every corner of the Earth and just experience every culture! I know it is going to be a lot of flying, but I can't wait!


5. Drive from the Atlantic Ocean to Pacific Ocean.

I know some of you guys are going to be like thats a lot of driving! I think it would be so much fun to drive from coast to coast and see a few sights on the way there and on the way back!


4. Cage dive with Great White sharks.

Jaws! Like how cool would it be to dive with a Great White shark?! I don't know if I would be more scared or excited!


3. Go to the North Pole and see Santa Claus!

Santa! I know that Santa doesn't live at the north pole but I still want to see all the snow and a landmarker in the middle of nowhere!


2. Chase a tornado.

I'm going to need a lot of hair spray to keep my hair in place and an armored car! I think it would be so much fun to chase a tornado and see the natural wonder in person!


1. Ride an elephant.

I know. You are saying "basic," but I think it would be so awesome to ride an elephant because they are just so extraordinary! Their existence is just a miracle!
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