- Tried fresh sugar cane. (Jenny mentioned this recently and I immediately knew it would go on my next Never Have I Ever list.)
- Gone skinny dipping.
- Followed a vegetarian or vegan diet for an extended period of time.
- Entered a 50/50 draw. (Alas, this also means I’ve never won.)
- Created a Build-A-Bear.
- Picked citrus fruit off a tree. (The east coast of Canada is not prime citrus-growing territory!)
- Sung the national anthem at a sporting event.
- Fed a reindeer. (But many people in Finland certainly have!)
- Read a single chapter of War and Peace.
- Ordered room service at a hotel. (This seems like very low-hanging fruit!)
Your turn.
- What’s your score on my Never Have I Ever list?
- If you’ve tried sugar cane, where was it?
- Is War and Peace worth the notorious slog?
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fresh sugar cane is a traditional fruit in china and we used to have it when in season. it{s not the greatest for dental health though. here in brasilia we can find sugar cane juice which is sooo refreshing.
war and peace, I also wonder if I should give it a try after learning Lauras year long project.
oh.. I’ve ordered room service many times and I’ve been vegan for years (not 100% but mostly vegan).
I’ve only done #4 (often – popular fundraiser around here) and #5 ( a gift for someone).
I will never be vegetarian, but 4 of my children are.
I’ve never tried W&P, but anyone I’ve talked to who has read it has really enjoyed it. Maybe over the summer I’ll try it. 365 chapters would be about 4 chapters a day. I have the Picture of Dorian Grey to do first.
Portrait of Dorian Grey! Can I blame autocorrect?