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Things I Want to do Right Now

Things I Want to do Right Now

  • Cliff jumping – into a water body of course
  • Run wild in the moors on Isle of Skye
  • Live in good old Bodlein for a month
  • Go to a hotel, and pull out all the “Do Not Disturb” signs.
  • Make prank calls
  • Become a vegetable hawker in India
  • Switch off the phone
  • Break into a dance in the streets
  • Hop and skip everywhere instead of walking
  • Skinny dipping
  • Hay riding
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Anonymous said…
If you put it in perspective, all the killings and other mishaps that have happenend and keep happening are part of human evolution.......it's only natural that destruction and construction complement each other....Blame it on Human DNA.....or why blame it? accept what's in you.....:-)
23 Aug 2007, 23:36:00
Anonymous said…
Comment is not about planner...my bad
23 Aug 2007, 23:41:00
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