[August]

Stick Figure (Band) at Red Rocks
Two week Surf (me)/Yoga (wife) camp in the Pacific
Greek Islands visit

Live 6 months in a big city

Learn to play guitar.

[Scott]

1) Read all the Hugo and Nebula winning novels

2) Never pass an opportunity to see any of the great Yacht Rock or New Wave artists in tour before they go to the great Yacht in the sky.

[Carolyn]

– visit Alaska and Hawaii (my last 2 states)
– visit Asia, Africa, South America, and Antarctica

– learn enough forestry to be competent on my land

– be a good relative in every way I can think of

[Stacy]

I want to be a grandma (my kids are still teenagers so this is a longer term bucket list item)

Write a book of short stories

Open an antique shop with a tea/coffee bar/cafe in it

[Katie]

Five gallon buckets. Mop buckets. Bucket hats. Every type of bucket you can imagine.

[Mike]

To leave behind something that leaves an impression on someone that passes on a story about me that will be shared 100 years from now. Think about it.

Do any of you know anything about any of your relatives from 100 years ago?

If so, they did some to separate themselves from the rest.

[Eric]

To go on a whale watching tour and see a great blue whale. To see the northern lights in all its glory in Alaska. Usually only there in the summer.

I’ve been really fortunate enough to knock out most of my bucket list and need to add to it but can’t think of things.

[Jess]

I currently live in Europe and have traveled A LOT for the last year and a half…

so, I’m on the opposite end from most here at the moment and I want to settle down in a home (currently under contract) and grow my career/get my CPA finally.

[Amy]

To get to as many countries as possible. I’m checking off New Years in Antarctica in the next few weeks.

With this trip, I’d have stepped on all 7 continents.

Other travel bucket list items: Galapagos, Patagonia, Palawan, Great Barrier Reef, Namibia, Safari in Kenya, see the snow monkeys in Japan, Swiss Alps, Christmas market in the French Alsace region, learn Mandarin and Chinese calligraphy in Taiwan.

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