I read a lot of memoirs and obviously, the sample size is skewed because the fact that they're writing a memoir means their life must be somewhat out of the ordinary, but it's still fascinating to see the interesting/unconventional lives some people have lived. There are all sorts of examples, from people who've given up everything and moved somewhere completely alien to them to artists and creative professionals who've started communes to people who've hitchhiked across multiple continents. Some of them might be temporary experiences, some might be permanent lifestyle choices, but it got me thinking about how I've lived a fairly conventional life - school, tertiary education, full-time employment in the same career etc. with lovely holidays in between but nothing very out of the ordinary.
The most interesting thing I've done is probably that I've lived in a different country, but given that it was another English-speaking country and a common place people move to (Australia) it wasn't exactly a radical life choice! Most of my friends live broadly similar lives to me so I'd be interested to hear if you consider your life to be unconventional and what makes it so? Obviously it's all relative, but I doubt anyone would read my memoir as it currently stands, unless I pack in my life in the suburbs and join a troupe of acrobats or something 