1.
Graduating with a bachelor’s degree in social
work
2.
Swearing in as a Peace Corps volunteer in
Guatemala
3.
Back packing through 7 countries in Europe: France,
Ireland, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium and the Netherlands
4.
Jumping out of an airplane in Florida at 14,000
feet attached to a guy named Slim
5.
Handing out food vouchers in an African village
6.
Teaching English in Brazil for a summer
7.
Moving to Washington DC for my undergrad
internship
8.
Taking a candlelight tour through caves in
Belize and sneaking a kiss from a good looking boy
9.
Attending Auburn Tigers football games during
undergrad and being a part of a tradition
10.
Going on a road trip to the Grand Canyon with my
grandparents
11.
Going on a road trip with my best friends to New
York and Niagara Falls
12.
Learning the Spanish language
13.
Marching across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in
Selma Alabama with the first African American President of the United States of
America
14.
Working on a social research project with a
professor
15.
Being a camp counselor and an outdoor educator
16.
Living abroad: learning from a different culture
and learning to appreciate my own
17.
Learning to drive and totaling my first car
after two weeks on the road
18.
Reading hundreds of books like Animal Farm and A
Tale of Two Cities and attending hundreds of concerts like Lady Gaga and
Deathcab for Cutie
19.
Graduating salutatorian from high school and
giving a speech in front of my graduating class
20.
Applying to graduate school and finally deciding
in which direction I want my life to go
21.
Working on a political campaign to reform the
broken healthcare system in the U.S.A
22.
Cruising to Mexico and wasting away in
Margaritaville
23.
Being a waitress and developing a greater
respect for the people that handle my food
24.
Going on an African safari and being close
enough to touch a hippo
25.
Knowing that the first 25 years were only a drop
in the bucket that is my life, appreciating the fact that my life has been an
adventure up to this point and realizing that the best years are still to come.
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