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9 Things That Will Never Be On My Bucket List, And No I Am Not A Scaredy Cat

I would rather stub my tub a million and one times before doing anything on this list.

Kierra Celeste Rachelle Wesley
Feb 26, 2018
Mississippi State University
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9 Things That Will Never Be On My Bucket List, And No I Am Not A Scaredy Cat
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Everyone has things on their bucket list they would LOVE to do. If you are looking for that, this is not it. This is a list of things I would not want to do before I die.

1. Take part in a Polar Plunge

What kind of person enjoys a chance to get hypothermia? Not this gal.

2. Be buried ALIVE

Nope, nope, nopity nope. I do not know about you but I would not enjoy nor want this. I would go crazy before the hour was over.

3. Swim with sharks


I have seen Jaws and that one movie with Blake Lively. There is NO way I would be able to do that.

4. Get kidnapped

I have this irrational fear of becoming someone's lab experiment. If I ever do become kidnapped I sure hope Bryan Mills is on the case, 'he will find me'.

5. Be trapped in an elevator

Unless my savior is someone hot like Channing Tatum or Shemar Moore, I think I will pass this experience up.

6. Start a diet

I admit I want to lose weight but there is NOTHING that will come between food and me.

7. Get a degree...


And then decide that is not what I want to do in life or that it is completely useless.

8. Ride a unicycle

With or without juggling... I am clumsy as is, I do not need any help hurting myself.

9. Caving

I would rather not get lost or trapped in tunnels.

There's a crazy world out there with endless possibilities and this is just a tiny list of things I would gladly rid the world of! One thing I do not want to change is my want to try new things.


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