A special thanks

So it has been an entire TWO days since I made the decision to do 366 BRAND NEW things in 2012.  I am freaking excited about it.  I know there are things that I will be SUPER excited to do and that I am looking forward to.  There are also things that I am FREAKED OUT ABOUT.  But that is what this is about.  I tend to take my same experience and repeat them, get comfortable and stay in a rut.  This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but I think that there are a lot of experiences that I would never have if I didn't spend a year full of new experiences.  Some of these are things that I would like to do and just never would, and others are things I don't want to do.

I have had a lot of people ask me.....what is with the sushi/shrimp/seafood thing: Well they scare me.....it is something I can't explain, and probably some irrational fear.  Ok I admit it....it is an irrational fear.  And also.....unless I can get a huge group together early to take me out for any of the above I will probably put this one off until December of next year in hopes that I can find 366 things without having to eat sushi, or shrimp, or any other type of seafood.  Do I think I will die?  Not really....but I am freaked out.  Any help that you have in this area would be much appreciated.

And now on to my big thanks:
I have spent a huge chunk of the last few days discussing this.  If you have been around me for more than 30 seconds....I apologize (and in advance if I haven't seen you...)  Any ideas you have are more than welcome, but I appreciate your patience!

I also want to send out a huge thank you in advance to my friends and family.  The ideas that they have helped me come up with, and the support that they are giving me to help me come up with 366 things that I have never before attempted.  I am super excited for this year and the adventures that I know it will bring.  I know that there will be frustration and tears as I attempt these things....but sometimes you have to plan adventures and sometimes you have to be willing to let them fall in your lap.

My response----bring it on!