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31 Go to a sporting event

You don't have to have a passion for sports to enjoy a sporting event. The roar of the crowd, the excitement in the air, and watching sportsmen and women compete in their chosen sport is enough to push any spectator to the edge of their seat. If you are lucky enough to be able to attend the World Cup or Olympics you will have the chance of a lifetime to witness some of the greatest athletes in the world.
On a smaller scale, you could go to watch a local team compete in a sport with a smaller profile in this country like ice hockey, basketball or baseball, you never know, you may become hooked!

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32 Take a walk in the rain

Next time it rains, don't rush inside or put your umbrella up, it's only water after all. Instead, take a walk and see how different and new the world looks. Look up to the sky, feel the raindrops on your face, and feel and smell the freshness in the air. Walk down streets you haven't walked down before and visit a park to see how green the trees and grass look.
Remember not to rush, you've got all the time in the world.

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33 Surprise someone

Whether it be with a surprise visit, maybe someone that you have not had the time to go and see for a while, or by sending your mother or sister a bouquet of flowers for no other reason than you love them. Maybe give your best friend a small gift, or surprise your partner by cooking them a secret candlelit meal. If you're the creative type, you could even send them a poem or make them something.
Surprising someone can cost nothing but can be fun for you as well as you witness the look on their face as they realise that you cared enough to put thought into action.

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34 Do a parachute jump

Skydiving is one of the fastest growing sports in the UK offering divers the freedom to make the sky their own.
Skydiving as a competitive sport requires total body control, knowledge of the air and a great deal of skill to allow the parachutist to perform acrobatic manoeuvres as they descend. For most enthusiasts and first-timers alike, a straightforward descent remains both exhilarating and hugely enjoyable.
Doing a parachute jump is one of the most exciting and nerve-racking things you will ever do. Your first jump, after some initial training, may be taken on your own. Alternatively, you may opt for a tandem jump, strapped to an experienced instructor so you don't have to worry about pulling the cord too late or landing in a tree. The feeling of freedom and weightlessness combined with the adrenaline rush is something everyone should experience at least once. Again, to add to your motivation, why not do the jump for charity and raise money for a good cause at the same time?

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	skydivewales.co.uk. Take your first jump 10,000 feet over the beautiful Welsh countryside.	Activity Superstore can help you take your first jump. more
	skydivestandrews.co.uk Try your first jump over the beautiful 'Kingdom of Fife'.	skydivesouthwest.co.uk. Take your first jump over the beautiful Cotswold countryside.

35 Sleep under the stars

Most people never dream of spending the night under the stars. They book holidays that are spent in a cosy hotel looking up at a blank ceiling. For a change, replace that ceiling with a display that can't be matched anywhere. Take a sleeping bag, even just for one night, and fall asleep watching the myriad of jewels above our heads. Imagine the distance and feel the awe of space and time.
If you prefer, you can always sleep in a tent with your head out of the door, then if you get cold in the night you can always climb inside. Not very conventional, but who cares? Challenge the norm.

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