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Build a fire
Operate a computer
Use google
Perform CPR
Drive a stick shift
Basic cooking
Deliver bad news
Handle a job interview
Speed read
Remember names
Relocate living spaces
Handle the police (think Downtown Minneapolis in 2002 where the cops released 2 very drunk men to me after some VERY rowdy behavior at a country concert – the Neon Circus with Brooks and Dunn – fond memories, I tell ya!! At least no one was booked and taken in – I call that handling the police!!!)
Give driving directions
Perform first aid
Recognize personal alcohol limits – it’s 1 by the way
Select good produce
Handle a hammer, axe or handsaw. I am a construction major after all!!
Make a simple budget
Do push ups and situps properly
Give a compliment
Listen carefully
Recite basic geography
Paint a room (Daddy Piper loves white walls – I do not so I had to learn to paint rooms)
Smile for the camera
Flirt-harmlessly of course!!
Take useful notes (years of going college at night taught me to take useful notes)
Be a respectful house guest. I have learned this as an adult. Valuable!!!!
Sew a button (And aprons – lots of aprons !!)
Hook up a home theater system
Type
Protect personal identity information
Implement computer security best practices
Remove a stain
Keep a clean house
Hold a baby

Megan

I can do most of those things but many not very well. I can't jump start a car. And while I've had CPR training, I highly doubt I'd be the best person in a crowd of 20 or even 50 to attempt it.

Please teach your sons how to sew on buttons. I dated a guy who was in his mid-20's and still brought his shirts home to Mom. It wasn't attractive.

Shannon

Never saw this list before. Might be a good way for me to get back into blogging. Because I've been oh so lame...

Katie Fleck

Woohoo on the parallel parking! I've parallel parked my 12 passenger van in DC several times and on the left side of a one way street. Honestly I think the big vans have better turning radius than some of the mini-vans I've drive in the past.

I kinda think I can do all 50 except "win or avoid a fistfight", I've never been in one so maybe I've avoided them all successfully? Oh I can't do the "hook-up home theatre", my last guy shook his head had the crappy job I did with my TV, cable box, Wii, and dvd player. (And fixed it for me, lol)

Sonja Holzman

Are you sure you and I weren't separated at birth? Because other than the looks part, in that we look nothing alike, we are SO much alike!

Lisa@All That and a Box of Rocks


What a great list! I'm surprised at how much I know. I can't speak two languages, though. Unless, of course, I et=gay o-tay ount-cay ig-pay atin-lay. Heh heh heh

Nobody

Lets see...
Fly a plane (currently teaching my 12 y/o daughter to do this)
Jump out of said plane (she'll have to wait a few more years for this one)
SCUBA dive (She'll be learning this for Christmas)
Drive like a skilled maniac
Sail a boat in the ocean
Get into and out of fights (although now that I'm older I prefer to avoid them)
Saved a life with CPR (really cool feeling)
Speak a few languages (although I have to work on it a whole heck of a lot)
Build furniture
Solder electronic gadgets
Shoot
Sew
Hack a computer
Teach others

Now the things I can't do very well, and I'd love to learn how to do the first four:
Play the guitar
Sing
Dance
Relax
Talk on the phone
Twitter (not at all)
Facebook (not at all)
Blog (mostly just to read)

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