I think of bucket lists as being extremely personal. Everyone has different goals in life, and views life in different ways. Not included on my list are things such as bungee jumping or sky diving. No thank you. I do not want to risk my life for those types of things. That type of rush is not something I'm after.
Without further ado, here is my current bucket list.
Bucket List
1.
Live to be old
2.
Travel around the entire United States (including
Hawaii and Alaska)
3.
Travel to Italy,
Australia, Ireland
4.
Have kids
5.
Buy a really nice red convertible (like a 69
Mustang)
6. Donate hair to Breast Cancer Patients
7.
Run a 5-K
8.
Get a Master’s Degree
9.
Start my own bakery/sandwich shop
10.
Write a book
11.
Get the book published
12.
Win the lottery (play the lottery)
13.
Go on a cruise
14.
Learn to sew, knit, and crochet
15.
Build our dream home
16.
Help a kid in need
17.
Learn Spanish
18.
Go watch a Carolina Tar Heels basketball game
19.
Sit on a jury
20.
Learn to play the piano
21.
Plant a garden
22.
Research my ancestry
23.
Take off on a last-minute trip
24.
Learn to play golf
25.
Completely understand football
26.
Go deep sea fishing
27. Shoot a gun
28.
Go skiing
29.
Learn sign language
30.
Drive 150 mph
31.
Become a school principal
32.
Meet a President
33.
Become well-off
34.
Own a beach house
35.
Hold my grandchildren
36.
Renew my wedding vows after 50 years
37.
Go to Times Square on New Years Eve
38.
Cook my own Thanksgiving Dinner
39.
Be distinguished in my hometown
Some of these probably warrant some explanation. I want to live to be old because my parents didn't get to. I want to be able to pass on wisdom I acquire as I live to those who come after me. I am currently working on my masters degree, and I will graduate May 2014! I have never been called for jury duty, which kills me because I am a Civics teacher, and I want that hands-on, real-life experience so I can tell my students about it. I can't hit a golf ball to save my life (it's truly something I am embarrassed about, because I'm decently athletic). I want to cook my own Thanksgiving Dinner like they feature in Homes & Garden magazine. I want it to be glorious, gourmet, and all made by me.
The bolded items are things I have already done since making the list. The list is always subject to be added to. I don't take things off because at some point, I thought that goal or accomplishment was important to me. Some are rather trivial. Some are things I will work towards my whole life. Some are out of my control, many are things I can make happen.
I'm curious...what's on your bucket list? I am always searching for new ideas and goals, and I love hearing what other people want to accomplish. Feel free to share in the comments, or directly on my Facebook page. I'm excited to hear what your bucket list consists of (and if I can steal some ideas for my own!).
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