T'was the Day after my 24th Birthday...

Very recently, I was looking online into ways to celebrate my 24th and I stumbled across a Bucket List of sorts that someone had set up to accomplish within the year.  I have been giving my own list some thought, but not sure what to call it since I don't want to jinx anything, never mind feeling too young to call it a Bucket List.  I also felt it necessary to start one since some mito friends close to me have been in the hospital recently.   Christmas and New Year's are coming soon and they always have sentimental value to me.

My list so far:

1. Touch an elephant
2. Sing Handel's Messiah in a chorus
3. Attend a taping of Saturday Night Live (New York City)
4. Go to the Kentucky Derby 
5. Give life (donate blood, bone marrow, have a baby)
6. Go to Ireland
7. Visit Beethoven's grave (Vienna)
8. Attend a live performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, preferably in Symphony Hall (5/24/11 in Philadelphia with the Philadelphia Orchestra.)
9. Go to the hairdresser and give them free reign 
10. Go to a fancy occasion without my feet hurting
11. Get a job as a Child Life Specialist
12. Go to the World Series, preferably, in Boston ;).
13. Attend a performance of The Holiday Pops in Boston (12/20/10)
14. Go on a cruise
15. Serve as an extra in a movie
16. Read two books a month for a year
17. Complete a 5k Walk
18. Go horseback riding, again
19. Take ballroom dance lessons
20. Perform Moonlight Sonata, again
21. Swim in the world's largest swimming pool (Chile)
22. Visit a rain forest 
23. Go to Australia
24. Go rock climbing, again
25. Go skiing, again
26. Ride on the Orient Express (train)
27. Sleep in an overnight train
28. Ride The London Eye, again
29. Name a star
30. Visit The Four Corners (UT, CO, AZ & NM)
31. Take a shower, or at least wash my hair in the rain
32. Reach 20 followers on my blog
33. Be recognized for my blog
34. Distribute Halloween candy (yes, I have never done this)
35. Watch the pony swim from Assateague Island to Chincoteague Island
36. Visit Hollywood Walk of Fame
37. Attend a live performance of Mahler's 8th, Symphony of a Thousand