Just for Fun: An Explanation (Part 1)

63. Take a day off work and do nothing but read in bed.
I can think of nothing more satisfying to do on a cold winter day in Minnesota.

64. Go skydiving.
This is something I have always wanted to do, and I figure I better get it done before I start having kids.

65. Go on a police ride-along.
I'm not sure how I ended up deciding this was something I wanted to do, but it is. I'm interested in 1) seeing what it would be like to be a cop and 2) getting the opportunity to ask the officer(s) some things I'm curious about.

66. Play all (22) Nancy Drew PC games.
I played my first Nancy Drew game (Treasure in a Royal Tower) years ago, but I never finished it. Not because I got bored with it, but because I couldn't get past a certain part and sort of gave up. I played my second Nancy Drew game in November. I was bored one afternoon, started messing around on HP Games, found the Curse of Blackmoor Manor, and instantly got hooked. Over the course of the last several months, I have acquired all of the Nancy Drew games (mostly on Ebay, where I got them for a reasonable price...you know, in case Andrew asks) and am freaking excited to play them. Does that make me a huge nerd? Anyway, my goal for this task, besides playing the games, is to review each game.

Oh, and after flying through 6 games in less than 2 months, I've decided to limit myself to one game a month. This has been hard the last few months but should be much easier when it's nice outside.

67. Have a Disney movie marathon weekend.
See this post for details.

68. Go to a Drive-in movie.
I used to go to these all the time in high school with my parents and we always had a blast. Being able to have your own running commentary throughout an entire movie is highly entertaining. I haven't been to one in years, but it is the perfect summer activity.

69. Send a secret to PostSecret.
Just something I have to do.

The Wonderful World of Disney

I don't remember how exactly this came about, but my husband and I decided we wanted to have a Disney movie marathon. I already had a bunch of Disney movies, but we decided to acquire some of our other favorites and, sometime in the fall, we would take some time off of work and relive our childhoods.

We only ended up watching six movies, which was a little disappointing, but I guess that just means we can do it again sometime and watch the ones we missed out on.

Thursday: The Lion King, Lady & the Tramp, Aladdin

Friday: The Emperor's New Groove, Beauty & the Beast

Saturday: The Little Mermaid