1. Go On A Cruise: Mexico
2. Watch The Sun Rise And Set On The Same Day
3. Do Random Acts Of Kindness
4. Vacation At The Hotel At The Beach We Stayed For Vacations Growing Up
5. Decorate My Yard For A Holiday
6. Join A Book Club: Unforgettable Reads & Wanderlust & my Library
7. Take a trip to Key West
8. Spend Some Time In Ohio When There’s Snow
9. Leave Books I Own In Public Places For Someone Else To Find
10. Go Camping
11. Girls Weekend
12. Visit 5 New To Me Beaches
13. Create A Recipe Book Of Your Favorite Recipes
14. Buy A New Bike
15. Ride My Bike: 5 New To Me Trails
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16. Take A Drive Along at least 2 Florida’s Scenic Highways
17. Visit 5 New To Me Towns
18. Plant A Tree
19. See a Broadway Show: (Wicked & Misery)
20. Go Camping
21. Go Bowling
22. Visit 5 Off The Beaten Path Attractions In Florida
23. Try Some New To Me Restaurants
24. Put A Jigsaw Puzzle Together
25. Climb To The Top Of A Lighthouse (St. Petersburg)
26. Attend A Few Concerts Of Bands I’ve Haven’t Seen Yet
27. Random Acts Of Kindness (fed a homeless man in NYC) (paid for the people behind me in a drive-thru) (donated to an animal shelter) (gave food to the needy) (ongoing)
28. Watch At Least 5 Classic Movies I’ve Never Seen
29. Take A Trip On A Train (from North Carolina to Florida)
30. Donate books (ongoing)
31. Read 2 New To Me Classics
32. Visit A Winery (1 In St. Augustine, Florida, 2 In Mexico)
33. Play Mini Golf (Orlando & St. Augustine, Florida)
34. See A Birth (2 of my grandkids & many animals)
35. Do something crafty (my daughter and I each painted a butterfly picture)
That’s a fantastic bucket list. I hope you get to complete it all and what an adventure that would be.
Thanks Bill, I plan on working on harder than I have been the last few years.
Good stuff on your list!
I noticed the one about reading new-to-you classics. Weirdly enough, ever since last year I have been really into classics and not so much into more recent fiction. Thankfully, Project Gutenberg is there to keep my e-reader filled 🙂
I’ve enjoyed the classics that I’ve read and don’t know why I don’t read them more often. I haven’t been to Project Gutenberg for a while, I need to go look around again.
I love your list, Vicki. Enjoy crossing items off!
I plan to crossing things off next weekend 🙂
I love your list and what you’ve accomplished. When did you start the list?. I like the “random acts of kindness – I try to do that around the holidays but should do it more often.
I never seriously thought of doing one as my life is pretty simple these days and don’t feel like there is anything I MUST do.
I started it at the end of 2015 but haven’t crossed anything off since the beginning of Covid. I don’t feel like there’s anything I must do, but growing up we did a lot of traveling, visiting different towns, doing a lot of outdoor things and activities and I loved everything we did. I still have that “want” to do things, especially since I mostly stayed home for 27 years to take care of my 3 kids, my disabled husband, his grandmother, and my parents (for 2 years). I still want to go to Japan because our trip got delayed in 2020.
I’d like to go to the Grand Canyon, on a Serengeti safari, Alaska, Niagara Falls, and Roatan, Honduras, but I only added the things to the list that I think are more attainable right now.
What a fun list! I wish you luck getting all of these crossed off!
Thanks Tina! I’m going to do my best 🙂
All of these sound good. I especially like the books ones & the bike ones! Biking is a favorite of mine. Go for it!! And have fun.
Biking is one of my very favorite things to do. I’m very lucky that I live where there are many scenic bike trails.
An inspiring list! Many great ideas for all of us to consider.
Thanks Jen!
Oh what a wonderful list and I love seeing the progress you’ve made! I haven’t been to Key West in years but it’s on my list to go back and I want my husband to go too as he’s never been.
We have a vacation planned for next month but we may just go to a few places around where we live like St. Pete beach which is #4 on this list