Bucket Lists?

Carol_s
Carol_s Posts: 73
edited October 2024 in Chit-Chat
Hi everyone, with the New Year just around the corner, I have been thinking a lot about writing a list of things I'd like to do in my lifetime.

Do any of you have a 'bucket' list? If so, what's on yours, or for those of us that don't have one, what would be on yours?

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  • LilMissFoodie
    LilMissFoodie Posts: 612 Member
    I don't have one but I would quite like to visit at least one place in every country :)
  • odusgolp
    odusgolp Posts: 10,477 Member
    Join a Symphony
    Fiji Trip
    Sky Dive
    Own a diamond ring even if i have to buy it for myself - cause i'm shallow like that and i like shiny things.
  • Hehe, shiny things are always good :)

    I like your lists, similar to what i'd have minus the sky dive lol.

    Anybody else have a list?
  • chocolateandvodka
    chocolateandvodka Posts: 1,850 Member
    mine is inappropriate. but thanks for asking.
  • serenity216
    serenity216 Posts: 512 Member
    Going on a hot air balloon ride
    Go to Canada (scheduled for May of 2012)
    Go to a shooting range (will do in January)
    Go to Athens, Greece
    Go to Australia
  • sassylilmama
    sassylilmama Posts: 1,493 Member
    mine is inappropriate. but thanks for asking.

    Hey you stole my answer!
  • lorac321
    lorac321 Posts: 614 Member
    I highly recommend sky diving, hot air balloon was a little boring.
    I'd like to visit Europe.
  • RobMacca1
    RobMacca1 Posts: 51 Member
    i have an America bucket list, as in the places in USA i want to visit that ive still not been
  • _Tristan_
    _Tristan_ Posts: 221 Member
    Sky diving is the one I'm going to do in 2012.
  • savethecat
    savethecat Posts: 290 Member
    Get down to a "normal" (not overweight) size.
    Run a marathon.
    Get arrested for protesting.
    Go WWOOFING
    Show my wife Stonehenge.
    Learn how to play the violin.
  • Get down to a "normal" (not overweight) size.
    Run a marathon.
    Get arrested for protesting.
    Go WWOOFING
    Show my wife Stonehenge.
    Learn how to play the violin.

    Stonehenge is amazing!
  • california_peach
    california_peach Posts: 1,809 Member
    1. Buy a bucket
    2. Throw away current bucket which was used to mix quickcrete and not cleaned properly.
    3. Done.


    I am a simple person.
  • I have a few items on my bucket list

    -Live in Hawaii for at least 6 months
    -learn how to play a song on guitar
    -body surf at a concert
    -paint a mural
    -go on a hot air balloon ride
    -go white water rafting
    -organize and run a marathon to raise money for crohns disease

    Thats all I got so far other than go swimming with dolphins which I did and move to California which I did and regret
  • brittanyjeanxo
    brittanyjeanxo Posts: 1,831 Member
    I'm young, so it may not stay this way, but the one and only thing on my list is to visit the Irish coast in the spring. I want to see the land of my ancestors, and I'd love to stay for at least one month.
  • Breadbar
    Breadbar Posts: 333 Member
    Hike up giant mountain near lake placid one more time
  • JennetteMac
    JennetteMac Posts: 763 Member
    mine is inappropriate. but thanks for asking.
    Likewise! But I am quite looking forward to it...
  • learningtolove
    learningtolove Posts: 288 Member
    See most of Europe( have been to the uk and going to a few more places this year)
    Go to China
    have children
    learn to speak french fluently
    See the Myan ruins
  • brandimacleod
    brandimacleod Posts: 368 Member
    LOL! My bucket list actually now includes meeting a few of my MFP friends. They live on the east coast and midwest and I am a west coast girl, so it takes some serious planning. But I couldnt do this without them. They have become really important to me.
  • Poohsta0
    Poohsta0 Posts: 147 Member
    Over the years I have found this to be most useful:

    2- 10 gallon
    2- 5 gallon
    8- 1 gallon

    More than that is overkill, less than that it is hard to paint a house.
  • rhce40
    rhce40 Posts: 201 Member
    sky dive
    scuba dive
    visit every continent
    go to the summer olympics
    travel around europe for a month
    plus some others....
  • writtenINthestars
    writtenINthestars Posts: 1,933 Member
    Sky Dive (hopefully by summer)
    Travel to Greece
    Live in another country
    ..to name a few.
  • TourThePast
    TourThePast Posts: 1,753 Member
    Get down to a "normal" (not overweight) size.
    Run a marathon.
    Get arrested for protesting.
    Go WWOOFING
    Show my wife Stonehenge.
    Learn how to play the violin.
    Stonehenge is amazing!
    It's interesting for sure...

    But the far less publicised Avebury Ring isn't far from there, along with West Kennet Long Barrow and Silbury Hill.

    Avebury Ring is bigger, it's older, you're allowed to walk round the stones and even touch them AND it has a pub sat smack in the middle of it! :bigsmile:

    Seriously, if you're coming all that way, don't allow yourself to be sucked into the Stonehenge thing, without seeing all the other cool things that are within a few miles of it, and not swamped with coachloads of tourists.
  • ravenwcatz
    ravenwcatz Posts: 105 Member
    I've been keeping a 101 in 1001 list for several years (though I have no idea when the 1001 days would be up, so it's more of just a constantly shifting list of big things I'd like to accomplish in the near future... that is not nearly as catchy a name for it, honestly.)

    Some highlights are:

    *See Rammstein in concert (Done! Going to see them twice more this year!)
    *Perform burlesque in a state I don't live in (Hopefully accomplished in the next six months)
    *Perform burlesque on a continent I don't live on (Who knows when this will happen, but I'M GONNA)
    *Save $500 to invest in new stocks (I don't make a heck of a lot of money, and my job doesn't have any sort of benefits, so I'm relying a lot on my stock portfolio for the future... I haven't invested in a new stock in awhile, so I'm looking to expand my horizons a little)
  • TourThePast
    TourThePast Posts: 1,753 Member
    Becoming positively ancient and yet having consistently failed to kick the bucket, I've had to revise my bucket list many times.

    I've already managed to cross off scuba diving, carriage driving, rock climbing, juggling, having my writing published, seeing moose and beaver in the wild, silversmithing, visiting pretty much every country in Europe, riding the Trans-Asia Express, canoe-camping in the Canadian wilderness, visiting the Himalayas, the Rocky Mountains, India, Iran, Morocco, Turkey, Tunisia and Syria.

    On my list now is visiting the Galapagos Islands, seeing the Northern Lights, dog sledding, skating on the Rideau Canal in Ottawa (fingers crossed for the last two in February) and as and when money permits, visiting every World Heritage Site. Oh, and visiting America which, bizarrely, I've still never got round to! :bigsmile:

    Oh yeah, and I'd love to see a polar bear and grizzly bear in the wild one day. Preferably from very sturdy vehicles...
    *See Rammstein in concert (Done! Going to see them twice more this year!)
    Awesome, still haven't seen them, but have tickets for Birmingham UK in February. Can't WAIT!

    Where are you seeing them?
  • ravenwcatz
    ravenwcatz Posts: 105 Member
    *See Rammstein in concert (Done! Going to see them twice more this year!)
    Awesome, still haven't seen them, but have tickets for Birmingham UK in February. Can't WAIT!

    Where are you seeing them?

    I saw them in Chicago last spring, and I'm going to see them in Chicago and Detroit when they come back this spring. ^_^ (Which, I realize, is two Rammstein concerts in three days, and that pretty much makes me Crazypants McGee, but I love them.)
  • TourThePast
    TourThePast Posts: 1,753 Member
    *See Rammstein in concert (Done! Going to see them twice more this year!)
    Awesome, still haven't seen them, but have tickets for Birmingham UK in February. Can't WAIT!
    Where are you seeing them?
    I saw them in Chicago last spring, and I'm going to see them in Chicago and Detroit when they come back this spring. ^_^ (Which, I realize, is two Rammstein concerts in three days, and that pretty much makes me Crazypants McGee, but I love them.)
    At least it's not crazy travelling between those two gigs, but yeah you should change your user name to Crazypants!

    Been waiting for a UK tour for ages, thought at one time that another tour anywhere wasn't going to happen at all, so I'm really pumped about finally getting to see them, AND within an hour's drive of home, how cool is that! :bigsmile:
  • ravenwcatz
    ravenwcatz Posts: 105 Member
    Been waiting for a UK tour for ages, thought at one time that another tour anywhere wasn't going to happen at all, so I'm really pumped about finally getting to see them, AND within an hour's drive of home, how cool is that! :bigsmile:

    I completely sympathize. I *never* thought I'd see them in the States. ...Which is partially why I'm roadtripping to see them twice. If I'm going to live one dream, I might as well do it as big as I can. ^___^

    I know you'll enjoy it, it's incredible to see them live.
  • TourThePast
    TourThePast Posts: 1,753 Member
    Been waiting for a UK tour for ages, thought at one time that another tour anywhere wasn't going to happen at all, so I'm really pumped about finally getting to see them, AND within an hour's drive of home, how cool is that! :bigsmile:

    I completely sympathize. I *never* thought I'd see them in the States. ...Which is partially why I'm roadtripping to see them twice. If I'm going to live one dream, I might as well do it as big as I can. ^___^

    I know you'll enjoy it, it's incredible to see them live.
    Thanks "Crazypants" and good luck with the burlesque! :smile:
  • There is nothing wrong with shiny things! I just call them sparklies and I think we all deserve some sparkle in our lives!!
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