Does anyone have a bucket list or something similar? I’ve recently started thinking about some bigger things I would definitely like to do, mostly around travel. I’m interested to see what other people have on theirs and hope to get inspired a bit!
Mine so far is just:
Do a trip going from the Jura to the Alsace region of France, maybe going into Germany on the same trip.
Go to Germany’s Mosel Valley to check out the wineries. There is a hike you can do along the river, which would be really cool.
I’ve always wanted to do the Camino de Santiago in Spain, even though I’m not religious and not a huge hiker
There are a lot of other places I’d like to go but not sure if they are bucket list territory!
A college bff of mine did the Camino several years in a row, many different routes. He went to grad school for Spanish lit after that! I’m sure he would love to enthuse about it or offer tips if you need! Would be happy to connect you.
Fun idea! Feeling chatty today so, hm…off the top of my head:
Live in a place with big snowcapped mountains in the distance.
Live in walking distance to a beach.
Go to a climbing competition and make friends.
Take a fancy train ride.
Visit a hot desert and see a real cactus and tumbleweed and hold up a novelty loony toons sign.
Become a millionaire.
Build a reliable community.
Find a temple where I feel I fit in and can grow.
Become a better swimmer.
Create a website that helps high school students with physical disabilities plan for careers in a landscape where they most likely won’t be hired traditionally. It would include a whole portal for self-employment resources in varied fields (so they can still do what they like), a section for video testimonials of disabled people from alllll different areas and fields talking about how they found their careers, and also a hiring portal for companies who are interested in diversifying their workforce (with resources for them on things like job splitting, accommodations, etc.).
Foster a child.
Gift a college education to someone who deserves it.
Go inside a real castle.
Visit somewhere that is dark 24 hours a day.
See a monkey that isn’t in a zoo.
See a cheetah that isn’t in a zoo.
Go to a black tie masquerade ball.
Have my apartment be the “go to” spot for friends to gather.
Travel to beautiful places and eat incredible things.
Meet and possibly get killed by an alien. I think it would be the best way to die.
Drive a 1968 Mercedes-Benz 250 SL, red, while wearing Chanel sunglasses and a silk scarf.
Ooo, that’s a good one. I read a story once about an elderly woman who figured out that it was cheaper to cruise than to pay for assisted living. The cruise ship had pretty much everything she needed and she was in generally ok health so she just lived on various cruise ships for a few years.
