Day 11: Bucket List

This is going to be super random and probably fairly incomplete but here it goes:

1: Visit all the continents (I only need Antarctica and Australia)

2: Graduate college

3: Visit all the countries in the EU (9/27 done)

4: Get married

5: Have/adopt a kid

6: Become a godparent

7: Do the Peace Corps

8: Start a non-profit

9: Return to Amsterdam

10: Smoke weed with my mom- In A-dam of course!

11: Go back to NOLA with the Roots team

12: Save someone's life spontaneously using my EMT skills

13: Be an aunt

14: See Keaton play college sports (football, lax, or wrestling)

15: Return to coaching

16: Own my own apartment and live alone

17: See New Zealand with my dad for at least a month

18: Never reach a million dollars in net worth

19: Finish Kurt Vonnegut's books

20: Get at least 5 more tattoos (all with deep meaning and significant thought)

21: Get a tattoo with my dad

22: Complete a masters degree

23: See ASC LAX win a game

24: See ASC LAX have a winning season

25: See ASC LAX ranked

Day 9: Something you're proud of in the past few days

Wow. There is so much. Well a bunch of my friends either just graduated college or successfully finished their first year of college. Plus a ton of kids I've know forever are graduating and moving on to college and all that jazz. That's something to be proud of for sure.

But more importantly, me and 15 other girls just finished what will go down in history as the first ever ASC WLAX season ever. We may have lost each and every game, but there were large individual successes within each game played. Not only did we make a lot of firsts, but we also got to go through some super exciting experiences. We got to play Rollins College who finished the season ranked 7th in the nation and 4th in our region. This may not seem like something to be stoked about, but this team is only 4 years old. It was beyond inspiring to have Coach Lamb stand there and tell us that we would become that team. He is completely dedicated to this team no matter how long it takes. I can't wait to see the team go there and know I helped lay the foundation (no matter how rocky).

In related news, Lewis-Palmer's team (which now goes by Palmer Ridge) is in the state playoffs! My first season playing lacrosse was during their second season as a team. The following year, I was captain of the first team to have a winning season in LP WLAX history. This gives me hope for ASC WLAX's future and I can't wait until I can cheer my alma mater team to victory!