100 Things to do before you grow up (Part 2)... your adventure continue

Have you accomplished your first 50 adventure list? I have done 35 out of 50. In case you missed it you can check the first 50 here: https://steemit.com/blog/@ainie.kashif/100-things-to-do-before-you-grow-up-part-1.

So here's your mission not impossible for the next 50. Let's try to accomplish our uncomplished list. The most important thing is to have some fun while doing it okay. Let's start our own adventure diary. The goal is to inspire you to make the most of every day. Be creative and make a difference!

My first drawing of myself (find your inner picasso, list no 88).

100 Things to do before you grow up (Part 2):

'51. Bake something from scratch. Make your own cupcakes. Remember on the first list before, we make own ice cream, love this Balboa Banana Ice Cream.

Also not forgetting yummy Smores.

Next...
'52. Fly a kite.
'53. Prepare a picnic and find the perfect spot to enjoy it.
'54. Read a biography of someone you admire.
'55. Visit a zoo, an aquarium and a museum.
'56. Make a list of 10 things you like about yourself (then read it whenever you're feeling down).
'57. Start your own business. Ideas to get you going: lemonade stand, car wash, lawn mowing and window washing.
'58. Catch lightning bugs. Make a homemade lantern by putting them in a jar with holes poked in the top.

'59. Be an explorer. Explore your backyard, your neighborhood, or any place else that's new to you.
'60. Make an inspiration board. Cut out words and pictures from magazine or newspaper of people, places and ideas that inspire you. Include goals you want to accomplish.
'61. Learn sign language.
'62. Organize a scavenger hunt with your friends.
'63. Check out the view from the top of one of the world's tallest building.
'64. Build a sandcastle.
'65. Learn to whistle.
'66. Perform on a stage.
'67. Start a collection. It can be stamps, coins, rocks, anything!
'68. Go snorkeling. Snorkels are just the right length for comfortable breathing under, but near, the surface of water.
'69. Conquer a fear. You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing you cannot do.
'70. Be a team player. Join a club, a group or an athletic team.
'71. Try a pogo stick, hula-hoop and jump rope (skipping). These old-timey haven't been around for nothing!
'72. Make up a scary story and master the art of telling it (preferably in a dark room with a flashlight).
'73. Reconnect with an old friend.
'74. Complete a puzzle with 500 pieces or more.

'75. Host a board game night for your friends.
'76. Solve a mystery. Are you the next Sherlock Holmes?
'77. Make a bird feeder. Hang it near a window, then identify the birds that come to eat.
'78. Learn how to take a great photo.
'79. Lie in a hammock and watch the world pass by.
'80. Memorize all the words to your favourite song, then sing it out loud when it comes on the radio.
'81. Canoe, kayak or float in a tube down a river.
'82. Learn to do a cartwheel.
'83. Make an awesome paper airplane or origami bird. See my first origami birds using wrapping papers.

'84. Build a fort. The bigger the better.
'85. Learn how to properly set the table.
'86. Look through a telescope at the night sky.
'87. Master the art of a great handshake.
'88. Discover your inner picasso. 5 artistic masterpieces to try; Paint a self-portrait, mold something out of clay, make a collage, create abstract and draw a still life with charcoal.
'89. Have a water balloon fight.
'90. Find your lucky charm.
'91. Check out the view from inside a famous building.
'92. Pick a sport and stick with it.
'93. Interview your grandparents. Be sure to record it. You'll be glad you did someday.
'94. Stay up all night.
'95. Invent something.
'96. Discover your personal style. It's not really about what you wear or how you look. It's more about how it makes you feel.
'97. Take basic first aid course.
'98. Make a video about something important to you.
'99. Learn to identify these 5 harmful plants - poison ivy, poison sumac, stinging nettles, poison hemlock and cactus.
And... the best for last,
'100. See these five all-time classic movies:

1. Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory.
2. The Wizard of Oz.
3. Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone.
4. The Lion King.
5. The Sound of Music.
   

There you go, I have handed over to you your adventure diary.

Let's not wait to regret later. You have got a fun ride ahead of you, so buckle up and have a blast!

From the book:

The best feeling in the whole world is watching things finally fall into place - Life is beautiful @ainie.kashif