I've never actually written a bucket list, so the first thing that is on my imaginary bucket list is to write a bucket list!
Here are some of the things that would go on the imaginary bucket list that I will some day actually write:
- Write a memoir about some of the long walks that I've taken with such groups as Voices for Creative Nonviolence. I have the journals from the 2008 Witness Against War walk that started in Chicago, Illinois, and ended, seven weeks later, in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
- Do a one person art show in a public place.
- Write and illustrate a few children's books about the Adventures of the Bears.
- Walk the Appalachian Trail.
- walk on the Erie Canal towpath.
- Walk the Camino de Santiago (Way of Saint James), from France to Spain.
- Learn ballroom dancing, such as Argentine tango, cha cha, rhumba, etc.
- learn how to bake bread.
- ride a bullet train.
- fall madly in love.
- paint a fresco.
- Visit Machu Piccu and walk the Inca Trail.
- interview orchid hunters when they are hunting for orchids.
So... what are some of the things on your bucket list? Do share them in the comments section!
7 comments:
Lots of lovely ideas for a bucket list! I don't have one but I think if I did discovering an ancient building or town would be one.
I don't really have an actual bucket list, but I do have some ideas of things I'd like to do if God gives the opportunity. One of those is visiting Hawaii.
I love this! It made my heart smile. Fall madly in love is definitely on mine too :) Another one would be to record a full length album of original songs and to write a fiction book. Have a great day!
Love your list. And, I've done a bunch of them. Which must be why my bucket list is different :-)
I'm another one who never wrote a bucket list, but I'm thinking of one. My very first bucket item, from my childhood, is still undone - visiting Australia. I've done two of your bucket items, and this weekend, my son told me one of his - to go skydiving. I think a number of my bucket items would be travel - visit Germany and (as wrenching as it would be for me) visit at least one concentration camp site.
Did you paint those picture sure are fun and pretty.
I start some place on my blog a bucket list, and don't know where it is.
Coffee is on
I have never heard of an Orchid hunter, very interesting. A one person art show sounds fun. I hope you get around to doing that as well as your children's books. I would like to have the patience to balance bread. I have a love hate relationship with yeast.
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