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Learn about plant-based living by going vegetarian or vegan for a full month. Not only will you learn how to cook new things, but you’re doing good. 52. Get a gym membership There’s even more FOMO, and if you’ve been languishing over the past few years, seeing it can often feel even more hopeless. The world looks different when you’re far from land. Lose sight of the short by taking a sailing trip. 18. Visit a remote island

Take a dip in all of the world’s major oceans. You’re sure to see diverse sights! 17. Sail on a sailboat Has anyone ever pointed up at the stars and tried to show you Casiopia or Orion's Belt? Take a class in astronomy and learn to point out the constellations with the best of them. 113. Go on a bike ride A herb garden is a small, approachable way to grow herbs in any space you have. While a full-blown veggie garden might not be possible, this will take your dishes up a notch. 130. Brew the perfect cup of coffee

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Anyone who likes loud, dirty music that their parents will hate, this is the one. The lazy comparisons would be to Fugazi and Shellac. Lots of space and, yeah, it’s all kind of undercut with a very sinister, genuinely frightening centre. Jon-Lee, the singer, did the artwork for our first record, ‘Curses’.” 27 Yellow Magic Orchestra –‘BGM’ In many ways the band and the significance of the record have been forgotten, which is a shame. It has everything you would want from a guitar band. They contrast soft, sweet tones with huge cascading guitar riffs throughout. Songs like ‘1969’ or ‘In the Jungle’ represent the harsher side of the band. The vocals and style of these numbers often nod to Lennon, Cobain. Then we’re given classic pining ballads that soothe the soul. The harmonies that punctuate these songs are so infectious it hurts.” 64 Two Lone Swordsmen –‘From The Double Gone Chapel’

We went hang gliding over Rio, went to Iguazu Falls, danced in the Carnival parade – we did it all.

What people do you want to have experiences with? The best part about traveling and frankly, life in general, is the people you share things with. Because he’s a stubborn old goat and he won’t put out a Greatest Hits, the only albums with all the good songs on are the live ones. What makes me laugh about this album is that my manager, Marcus Russell, and the guy who was MD of Creation, Tim Abbott, they call it ‘The Air Guitar Workout Album’. I had them round my flat one night and it was like watching two old men doing the Jane Fonda Workout. They were on the table going, ‘Dow-now, dow-now’, it was like f***ing Beavis and Butt-Head, man. Neil Young And Crazy Horse are the greatest live outfit in the business at the moment. 73 Snoop Doggy Dogg –‘Doggystyle’ Is there a dish that wows your guests every time you prepare it? This is a sign you should create your recipe and share it with your friends and family. 125. Experience fine dining The holidays are the perfect time to spend time together as a family. From Christmas markets to Fall Festivals, shop til you drop during this unique time of year. 97. Take a historic tour Speaking of food, consider joining an all-you-can-eat contest. Whether at a well-known restaurant or a buffet, see if you can consume the most food amongst your friends in a set period of time. 136. Have a ‘say yes’ day

To begin, step outside your travel comfort zone by visiting a new country. Whether you head north, south, east, or west, make your travel count one passport stamp at a time. 72. Explore ancient ruins Your growth as a person never ends. Challenge yourself to learn, explore, and expand your mind with these personal growth ideas. 51. Go vegetarian/vegan for one monthDo you have a skill or craft you can share with the world? Making something or selling your services is a way to contribute to society—and your wallet. In the digital age, there’s never been a better time to create a side hustle. 85. Fundraise for charity