OK, so this is how this challenge works. This goal focuses on finding 62 things that I want to do. I then need to do each item at least 62 times or some degree of 62, like 620, 6,200, etc. All of this must be completed before I turn 62. It took me a while to figure out what I wanted to do enough to do 62 times. Below is the list I came up with. NOTE: It's best to try this goal early on in life, like doing 20 things, each item 20 times before you're 20 years old. The longer you put this goal off, the longer the list gets. Know what I mean?
2.
Do
62 competitive running races and marathons
√
Done
3.
Do
62 camp outs √ Done
4.
Get
62 different people to experience my chocolate
meringue mushrooms √ Done
meringue mushrooms √ Done
5. Sign
off on at least 62 boy scout merit badges
√
Done
6. Index
or arbitrate 62,000 names in the FamilySearch Indexing
program √
Done
7. Play
620 games of chess √ Done
8. Give
more than 62 public speeches √ Done
9. Walk
more than 6,200 miles √ Done
10.
Read
620 books √ Done
11.
Read
620 magazines √ Done
12.
Discover
6,200 ancestors and distant living relatives while doing my
family’s genealogy √
Done
13.
Try
62 new foods I’ve never eaten before √ Done
14.
Taste
62 different kinds of chocolate √ Done
15.
Bicycle
62 miles in 6.2 days √ Done
16.
Run
62 miles in 6 days √ Done
17.
Record
62 of my favorite sayings √ In Done
18.
Write
62 letters and/or emails to friends and family members √
Done
19.
Hike
62 different trails √ Done
20.
Visit
62 new towns I’ve never seen before √ Done
21.
Write
62 things about myself that most people don’t know about me √ Done
22.
Finance
62 surgeries to improve the quality of life for 62 little children and adults √ Done
23. Find
and post online 62 old family photographs I didn’t know existed √
Done
24.
Wear
out 62 white shirts (for work) √ Done
25.
Write
62 memories of my father √ Done
26.
Write
62 memories of my mother √ Done
27.
Visit
62 cemeteries √ Done
28.
Send
off 62 Chinese Moon Lanterns into the night sky √ Done
29.
Do
62 minutes of public speaking in one standing
√
Done
30.
Throw
away 62 different things that I’ve had around the house for more than 1 year √
Done
31.
Donate 62 pints of blood √ Done
32.
Plant 620 trees
√ Done
33.
Have 62 adventures with my brother Tom √ Done
34.
Travel
more than 62,000 miles √ Done
35.
Take
pictures of 620 tombstones and submit them to BillionGrave.com √
Done
36.
Help
educate 62 children who might not normally have an opportunity to be
educated √ Done
37.
Identify
by sight/song 62 wild birds √
Done
38.
Identify
by sight 62 wild plants √
Done
39.
Climb
62 mountains √
Done
40.
Collect
62 natural history artifacts √ Done
41.
Eat
at 62 new and interesting restaurants √ Done
42.
Provide
counseling for 62 people √ Done
43.
Watch
62 full moon rises over the mountains √ Done
44.
Personally
locate and view 62 original Native American petroglyphs or pictographs √
Done
45.
Do
62 random acts of kindness in 62 days √ Done
46.
Sing
62 songs in public (no, this does not mean doing solos) √
Done
47.
Complete
62 credits of post graduate work √ Done
48.
Donate
620 cans of food to a community food pantry √ Done
49.
Donate
620 meals to people who come to the food kitchen in Utah Valley √
Done
50.
Motivate
62 people to do something good that they were not previously doing √
Done
51.
Listen
to 62 TED talks √ Done
52.
Buy
breakfast or lunch or lunch for 62 people without them knowing who did it √
Done
53.
Collect
at least 62 insects √ Done
54.
Collect
at least 62 butterflies √ Done
55.
Leave
62 quarters in the change slot of vending machines for people to find √
In Done
56.
Write
62 articles for the FamilySearch Blog site
√
Done
57.
Get
62 people to start doing their family history research √
Done
58.
Play
62 games of chess in 1 week √ Done
59.
Write
62 things I love about my wife √ Done
60.
Sponsor
62 surgeries to remove cataracts form the eyes of 62 people so that their eye
sight can be restored. √
Done
61.
Buy
62 books and give them to libraries in need of books √ Done
62.
Leave
62 one dollar bills, one at a time, some place where ever
people will find them √
Done
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