[Status] Item (Scheduled/Planned)
[X] Marathon 42km (26 May 2012)
[] Ultramarathon 100km (2014)
[] Kayaking 2-star (Nov 2012)
[] Kayaking 3-star (2013)
[] Extreme adventuring (Jan 2013)
[] Extreme biking (Dec 2012)
[] Bungee jumping 230m (Dec 2012)
[] Pool dive 10m (Nov 2012)
[] Wakeboarding (2013)
[] Diving 1000m (2014)
[] Skydive 10000ft (2017)
[] 3-day paintball field camp (2014)
[] Rock climbing level 2 (Jan 2013)
[] Advanced abseiling (2014)
[] Private Pilot’s Licence (2020)
[] Pleasure Craft Licence (2012)
[] Heli-rappelling at own pleasure (2017)
[] Extreme Motorsports (2017)
[] 01x Triathlon (2015)
[] Conquer Mt Kinabalu, 4000m (Jan 2013)
[] Conquer Mt Kilimanjaro, 5200m (2017)
Confirmed Upcoming Events/Races (Intensity)
- Sun 26 Aug 2012: AHM (21km)
- Sat 13 Oct 2012: TNF100 (15km or 25km)
- Wed 17 Oct 2012: SAFSA Cross Country (TBC)
- Sun 28 Oct 2012: Newton Challenge (30km)
Courses to take
- Secondary: Public/Social Policy
- Secondary: Political Science
- Secondary: Law
- Secondary: International Relations
- Secondary: Education
- Secondary: Reporting and Journalism
- Being a columnist
- Creative Entrepreneurship
- Dip.Ed.
- ACTA
- Ph.D. Economics
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Sibey skewed leh. What about, “raise $100 for kidney patients” or “thanking a bus driver”
SKEWED
Your argument is skewed, not my list. This is a list of things I can do only when I’m young and I’ve decided to pen them down. That’s not skewed. But listing down the small little everyday-type of kind deeds? No, not at the moment, or not pursuant to your (tactless) request.
I have this gut feeling you’ll go into the details of what you’ve written so I’ll justify them for you.
1. Cumulatively in my lifetime, I have raised, directly or indirectly, at least $500 for charities, correct to an estimated calculation.
2. I hope you take a bus with me. Though not always, I do sometimes smile and greet the bus driver, and once on an everyday basis when I was ‘buddies’ with the uncle.
Skewed? Think again.