I'm one of those people who firmly believes that you should live your life to the fullest while you can. I'm also one of those people who says things like that and yet, I spent all of this week eating junk food and binge watching "The Flash" on Netflix. This is honestly how I plan to spend my last month as a teenager, but once I turn 20, I'm going to set out to do these 16 things before I turn 26.
1. Ride a bike around Amsterdam
I would most definitely need to work out a bit before doing so seeing as I get winded from a flight of stairs.
2. Go camping with friends
3. Be Sandy from "Grease" for Halloween
Of course, I'd want a Danny Zuko to tag along.
4. Visit Barcelona
If you think I'm not going to sing "Strut" by The Cheetah Girls while I'm there and then proceed to sing "Barcelona" by Ed Sheeran you are mistaken.
5. Learn how to make "Coffee Art"
Deliciously beautiful.
6. Go to Paris with someone I love
Which let's be real, will most likely just be my best friend or my dog.
7. Learn how to surf
I'm talking real surfing--not just boogie boarding back to shore on a one-foot wave.
8. Sing on a Broadway stage
Now, this is one that is going to be a bit more difficult to accomplish.
9. Live in another country for 6 months
London is at the top of that list at the moment.
10. Attend a Masquerade Ball
I'm not sure if it's the multiple movies I saw as a child where people fell in love at Masquerade balls or the "mystery" of who's behind the mask--even though a mask that simply covers a minimal portion of your face can't do much at hiding your identity.
11. Spend NYE in NYC
The thought of ringing in the New Year with a million individuals and hundreds of pounds of confetti falling around you brings me great anxiety and great joy at the same time.
12. Be on a T.V show
This is the one on the list that is mostly wishful thinking. It's always been something I wanted to do--so much so that when I was young, I'd call talent agents trying to set up appointments. They catch on pretty fast when it's a 12 year old pretending to be a mother. Side note: If I got to choose, I would 100% want to be filming at Warner Brothers Studio.