A couple years ago, more like five,
The Bucket List came out. For me it was a life-changing movie; the idea of making a list of things I wanted to accomplish in my life was completely new (I was also seventeen years old). Since then I've made many different "
Bucket Lists" but I haven't been so good at the checking-off part. I finally went through all the paper and put the different lists on my computer.... it was a long document. But I decided that I wouldn't delete things as I checked them off--only put a line through them. That way I wouldn't put them on the list again. It still hasn't helped me with checking things off my list. And the list just keeps on growing, despite how often I "check" things off.
Here are some of the things I've got left:
- Learn French
- Run a Marathon
- Visit Graceland
- Read the classics for fun
- Buy a house
- Tailgate at the Superbowl
- Ride the elevator up the Eiffel Tower
- Go to the Olympic Games
- Ride the Orient Express
- Meet James Garner
and there were so many more. I crossed off a good number of them in my first years of college, but I've still got more to go, and I keep adding more, like I said. It's crazy how much I want to do with my life and how much I probably won't ever accomplish from that list (I had "Meet Andy Griffiths" on it, but then he died). It's wonderful to have something to strive for.
Just a thought....
Stephie
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