Top 21 things to do before 20s yearbook năm 2024
Posted on Sep 4, 2021 Show
21 Yearbook Design Fails That Are So Bad, They're Actually Iconic And Will Be For Years To ComeYearbook committees, explain your actions. 1. This yearbook poll bar graph that tried its best:2. This yearbook from 1984, allegedly:3. This "Venn diagram" that was soooo close, yet so far:4. This "mirror" cover concept that was great in theory, but maybe not in practice...???5. This yearbook cover that says, "Never wheat soggy eat":6. This Photoshop job:7. REMEMBER 👏 THE 👏 NARME!!!!!!!!!!!! 👏8. Of course, this list wouldn't be complete without a "face collage":9. This _sliiiiight _oversight by the yearbook committee:10. This precious relic of one's "highs chool" years:11. It's salad's "1%" for me, actually:12. ✨_Lost if in found the please world return_✨:13. Umm...COME AGAIN?!14. This graph that just really left us guessing:15. This gray on gray action!!!16. This yearbook from Cade Midlde School:17. I'm not even gonna try decoding this one:18. This poll on the class's favorite WATER FLAVOR?!?!?!?!?!19. THIS EDIT?!?!?!?!?!?!!!!20. This yearbook committee that liked the idea of doing an acrostic poem on the cover, but didn't 100% understand the assignment:21. And lastly, just.......everything that's going on here:I think we can all agree that our young adult years are some of the BEST years of our lives. Free from real responsibilities, this is our time to live life to its absolute fullest in every way, shape and form! I’ve been lucky enough to do a lot of travel before turning 21, but there are SO many ways to make the most of these golden years that don’t have to involve leaving the country. Here are twenty one ways you can SEIZE THE DAY and starting living life to the max (no matter your age)! 21 Things to Do Before Turning 211. Climb a mountain at sunrise2. Dress up in costume and go to a theme park3. Attend the concert or music festival you’ve always dreamed of4. Take a solo trip somewhere5. Play in the snow6. Bungy Jump or Skydive7. Go on a volunteer/ mission trip8. Go skinny dipping9. Take a spontaneous road trip without a final destination10. Stay the night somewhere incredibly unique11. Go snorkelling or scuba diving12. See the stars in all their glory13. Swim underneath a waterfall14. Eat something super weird and exotic15. Write a list of all the things in your life you are grateful for16. Crowd Surf17. Have a picnic with an extraordinary view18. Stay up and party… All. Night. Long.19. Live like a local in another community20. Watch the sun set over the ocean21. Face your fearsWhether it is swimming with sharks, jumping (safely) off a building or singing in front of people… Nothing will feel more liberating than the moment you conquer your fear. I used to strongly fear meeting new people and being alone. I started life as a shy, hide-behind-my-mum sort of child, and grew up in high school avoiding foreign social situations at all costs. Looking back over the past three years, I am genuinely proud of myself for conquering these fears. After taking the leap at 19 to go on my first solo overseas trip to Europe, I have since moved to two entirely new cities where I have had to start afresh with meeting people and making friends. I’ve found more enjoyment in my own company and peace with not being surrounded by people 24/7. It hasn’t been easy, but I know by facing this fear I have grown SO much, and feel far more equipped to face whatever the future holds. In the end, facing your fears is FAR more important than any experience you can have. In two days time, I turn the big TWO ONE. Whilst we may received all the benefits of being an adult at eighteen in Australia, twenty-one still seems to be a big fat milestone for adulthood. The reality of adulthood can go two ways- totally terrifying or extraordinarily exciting. But I’m doing away with thoughts of career ladders, white picket fences and drowning in bills. For me, twenty-one signifies the beginning of a new season of adventures, growth and a whole heap of fun! |
