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Oct 22

Do You Have A Bucket List?

The idea of creating a bucket list in part consists of overcoming fears, achieving goals and realizing dreams.   The items on your bucket list may be either simple or adventurous, but they must be things that matter to you so that you can experience all the things that life has to offer.

I’ve never formally created an actual bucket list … but have decided that it’s time!  Life is too short to not to live each moment to the fullest!!

So here are the Top 30 on my bucket list!

 

1.   Visit Australia 


2.   Go skydiving

3.   Go horseback riding 

4.   Scuba dive at the Great Barrier Reef 

5.   Go for a ride in a helicopter

6.   Take a gondola ride in Venice


7.   Learn to juggle

8.   Go to a World Series Game

9.   Take a ride in a hot air balloon

10. Spend the day at Central Park in New York City

11. Go ziplining (this will be in Spring 2013)

12. Get a tattoo

13. Learn to play guitar

14. Dance barefoot in the rain with a friend


15. Go parasailing

16. Stay up all night laughing and talking with my best friend

17. Try fencing (no, not building a fence!)

18. Learn a second language

19. Train in Capoeira on the beach


20. Learn to snowboard

21. Write a children’s book

22. See a Broadway show

23. Train in Search and Rescue

24. Rent a Jeep and just drive!


25. Have an animal therapy farm for individuals with autism

26. Relax in a hammock

27. Sleep under the stars

28. Visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame

29. See the Northern Lights

30. Bonfire all night on the beach with friends… then watch the sunrise

I actually have one more to add… a very special one that should happen later this year… and that is ride the Tea Cups at Disney with my friend, Stacey… and maybe Peter if we decide to let him on!!

Do you have a bucket list?  What’s on yours?

Until next time…

 

 

Jen

Jen started blogging in 2011 and is the mom of a child on the autism spectrum. One of her passions is raising autism awareness and is an active advocate in the community for both autism and service dogs. Assisting the I CARE Foundation in raising awareness of International Parental Child Abduction is another area of interest. She is a proud Canadian blogger, a homeschooler and also the co-founder of Spectrum Martial Arts, a karate program for children on the autism spectrum that she runs with her husband. Her blog, Mom-ology, is PR friendly and you can contact her at info@mom-ology.ca for more information or to request a media kit.

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2 comments

  1. Tracy @ usingtimewisely.com

    Your list sounds pretty good. I would add an Alaskan cruise and visiting Hawaii. :-)

    1. Jen

      sounds like great additions Tracy!!

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