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I'd love to hear about the ways in which you live adventurously.

Just because you haven't trekked the Himalaya's or skydived doesn't mean you don't live adventurously.

What about having children, getting a new puppy, changing careers, going to college ten years after highschool, or losing thirty pounds?

When is living not an adventure?

The most important thing is to do whatever you want...if you enjoy having children, getting a puppy than it is your chalenger and your acventures, your own life...so there is no doubt that you create your life and everything depends on you.Nobody can tell you how to live...

You haven't met my mother (god bless her). She was certainly challenging! She kept me on a short lead and that's not a lie matey. In fact one of my best mates Coconut Haystacks - A half diva half normal wrestler who's gay*...actually wrestlings a bit funny isn't it. As my mother once said �Im tellin' you, wrestlin' is the most crazy (swear word removed here) thing I have ever seen, ... i mean, who would come out in pink panties yellin' their lungs out?�. She had a lot of spirit before she went in the home. What were we talking about?

* I'm not gay

I fully agree on both counts! Living your life the way YOU want takes courage, whether its wrestling in pink panties or standing up to your mum. Now deciding which of the two takes more courage...

Which would take most courage for you? single choice
	Wrestling in pink panties
	Standing up to your mum
Votes accepted starting: 04/16/06 08:35 AM You must vote before you can view the results of this poll.

ROTFL
Given the size of most wrestlers today; I doubt anyone is going to make fun of them if they want to wrestle in pink panties! <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Now, standing up to you Mom - that you have to live with for the rest of your life. {{{shivers}}}

The most adventurous thing I've done (so far) was to have Gastric Bypass Surgery (for weight loss). I was terrified I might not make it through the procedure - up until they gave me the Versed and Phenergan that is - then I didn't care about anything! It was just my husband that was left terrified. He felt it was very unjust that they wouldn't give him any drugs. <img src="/images/graemlins/tongue2.gif" alt="" />

LOL. Yes, I'd have to say I feel for your husband. Good to see you got through your surgery well and whole! I, too, would have to agree about standing up to a mom. Definitely harder!