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What are ten things you want to do/accomplish before you die?

Do you have a 'bucket list'?

Ten things from my list.
1. Get my Masters Degree
2. Settle down with someone.
3. Road trip across the U.S.
4. Volunteer with youth in Africa
5. Buy a house on the ocean
6. Join the Peace Corps
7. Write a book.
8. Go Sky diving
9. Snorkel the great barrier reef
10. Backpack through Europe

1. Sky dive
2. Write a novel
3. Find out as much about life as possible
4. Make amends to all those i have done wrong
5. Become more religious
6. Finish reading the Bible
7. Go to Hawaii
8. Make at least $1 million
9. Get married and settle down
10. Get in a coma and not die until 2013

All of those were serious, except 10

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Swim Mask Dry Snorkel Set Scuba Diving Snorkeling Blue $20.75 Description:100% Brand New and High Quality Swim Mask Dry Snorkel Set Scuba Diving Snorkeling! This fashionable Scuba Mask Snorkel is great for diving and swiming!Swim Mask:Quality ConstructionCrystal, liquid silicone skirt and strapDive gear swim mask of fashionable design for youth sportsProfessional aviator styleDouble edge comfort sealSupper light frameScuba Diving Mask with adjuatable head strapBroad peripheral view with 2 lens designSize of the mask: approx. 160 x 65 x 90mmWeight: 153gDry Snorkel:Navy frogman designComfortable mouthpiece for easy breathingStrap retainer for maskTotally dryOn the surface, or under the water, it stays dryThe specially designed cover guard against water splashing into the snorkelFlex for added comfortSilicone mouth piece for additional comfortSize of the Snorkel: approx. 47cmWeight: 166g

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Snorkeling / Muscle Pain?

I went snorkeling earlier for the first time. I had a blast, but now I am feeling the side-effects. It feels as though my shoulders and neck muscles have all decided that they hate me. I'm not a very strong swimmer, so its very possible that I was swimming at an akward angle, and especially considering I was out swimming for about 3 hours holding my neck at very akward angles to check out all the sea life, so because of this I am very, very tense. It's so bad that even though I am completely exhausted, I can't get any sleep. I know a good massage would do me wonders, but I'm currently backpacking in a youth hostel solo - so there's no one for me to ask for help that lives within 1500 kilometers.

Anyone have any suggestions for what I could do, or for ways of coping? I have a white-water rapids trip to go to in 7 hours, and I refuse to miss that. Even if I can barely paddle because of the pain - I'm going. Thanks in advance!

Place hot towels on your shoulders for twenty minutes At a time. be sure and do it when you come back from your White water trip today. If you can purchase an analgesic balm rub it on your shoulders after the hot towels.