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QOTD: Friday

Finally it's the end of the week!!

Do you have a "bucket list" and if so what are a few things that are on there? 

Re: QOTD: Friday

  • MUST take a trip with DH to Italy.  He's never been and it's my favorite country I've been to.  I think of a bucket list as a "things to do before I die" and at this rate (not going to have the money to go for many years) it might be something we end up doing when we're old and gray!

    Wife, Musician, Fed, WW-er, and Mom of three little kids - not necessarily in that order.
  • Kind of, but nothing written down.

    Some of them include 

    Run a marathon

    Travel to Macchu Piccu, Cambodia, and Iceland

    Go to Inn at Little Washington

    That's all I can think of now. But I'm sure I'll think of many more over the years.

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    12/17/2011 Christmas Caper 10K
    2/11/2012 Have a Heart 5K
    3/17/2012 DC RNR Half Marathon
    4/22/2012 10M Parkway Classic
    10/28/2012 Marine Corps Marathon
  • Sort of.  It's not official really.

    Travel to Scotland (and subsequently Ireland and England... Germany, France too)

    I would love to learn to play the piano.

    Those are the only things that are a constant on the list.

  • we have a joint bucket list :-)

    things to do in the next 10 years (hopefully):

    go back to Italy

    visit Normandy

    Egypt

    Hawaii

    Then at some point:

    transatlantic cruise

    galapagos trip

    Australia

     

     

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  • I don't really have one.  There are places I'd like to travel things I would like to do, but I've never formalized it into an official bucket list.
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  • Ditto everyone above - no formal list, but a couple of things that I'd love to do before I kick it:

    - travel to Malta

    - take my mom to Paris (we were supposed to go this year, still thinking maybe I can plan something for October)

    - go anyplace where i can hang out and/or play with more monkeys (did it in Akumal, MX and it was AWESOME) or any other cuddly little baby animal

    - skydive - i've had a million chances (my brother goes several times/year but i chicken out every time i have to commit)

     

  • I don't have a formal one, but I do have a general list of things I'd like to do. A lot are travel related, but there are others like, see the Northern Lights.
  • not really, but i always have travel on my mind so there are always new ideas as well as places i've wanted to go for a long time or would like to go back to. 

    i'd really like to live/work abroad again. this time, with DH as he's never had that experience and i think it would be an amazing thing for us to share. 

    places i hope to go in the next 5-10 years: thailand, greece, new zealand, pacific northwest, vancouver, scandinavia, and more of spain (this list could go on forever)

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  • I only have a travel-related one:  African safari, Italy, Australia, Galapagos, Alaska. There are more, but those are probably the top 5.

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  • No bucket list. I have a lot of things I'd like to do (have a master bath with a jacuzzi tub, take my kid out without fear that he will pee his pants) and places I would like to go (London), but I feel like I'm way too young for a bucket list.
  • I don't really have a list either. But one of my goals has always been to make it to all 50 states by the time I am forty. I have 3 plus years to make it to 9 more states.
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  • imagesuecadence:
    I don't really have a list either. But one of my goals has always been to make it to all 50 states by the time I am forty. I have 3 plus years to make it to 9 more states.


    Oh, I forgot about that -- seeing all 50 states is also on my list, but I don't have a time limit on it. 3 more states to go. Maybe I'll get to North Dakota when I'm 90.
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    imagesuecadence:
    I don't really have a list either. But one of my goals has always been to make it to all 50 states by the time I am forty. I have 3 plus years to make it to 9 more states.


    Oh, I forgot about that -- seeing all 50 states is also on my list, but I don't have a time limit on it. 3 more states to go. Maybe I'll get to North Dakota when I'm 90.

    Yes, all of mine (aside from Alaska and Hawaii) are in the upper Midwest. I need to fly into Minneapolis and hit the road!

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  • Yes :-)

    -Visit Alaska

    -Visit Egypt and Greece

    -Learn more about wines

    -Understand more about photography 

  • I have a few things. Skydiving was my big one, and I did that 2 summers ago :)

    -Travel to Italy and New Zeland

    -Visit all 50 states

    -Be key note speaker for a very large group (500 would be awesome)

    -Publish at least one book (but if 1, why not more?)

    I know there are more, but I can't remember them right now.  

  • Not specifically.  DH and I have a list of places we want to visit/restaurants to eat at, but it's not formal.  French Laundry, Le Bernadin, Eleven Madison Park, getting to Europe, Napa, San Francisco, etc.
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  • I actually wrote  bucket list in high school.  I still have it.  Its amazing to see how much I accomplished, and how much of the list are still things I want to accomplish.  I highly recommend writing one down (I had categories like learning, travel, lifestyle, Books I wanted to read, etc...).  A decade later I am glad I did, gives me a feeling of accomplishment.
  • I don't really have one written down. A couple of things I think about a lot:

    Do the Run Disney coast-to-coast challenge (run a 1/2 marathon at Disney World & Disneyland at the same year)  

    Be on Jeopardy! (I take the online test every year and I made it to the in-person auditions once, but not the show)

    Learn to play the piano

    Learn to make macaroons

    And lots of travel-related ones. 

  •  

    1.       Run a Marathon

    2.       Do a half ironman

    3.       Go to at least 5 of the 7 Continents (6 would be great but don?t want to be too ambitious)

    4.       Open my own business

    Christine Mo
  • imagesuecadence:

    imageWinesNotWhines:
    imagesuecadence:
    I don't really have a list either. But one of my goals has always been to make it to all 50 states by the time I am forty. I have 3 plus years to make it to 9 more states.


    Oh, I forgot about that -- seeing all 50 states is also on my list, but I don't have a time limit on it. 3 more states to go. Maybe I'll get to North Dakota when I'm 90.

    Yes, all of mine (aside from Alaska and Hawaii) are in the upper Midwest. I need to fly into Minneapolis and hit the road!

    I've said it here before, and I'll repeat -- we need a Nesties road trip! I need to sewe the Dakotas and Montana, and Alaska. The last one's a major trip, but I think, in my head, that it would not be unreasonable to fly into one Dakota, drive to the Other, and then to MT, in like a week. I made this goal for myself when I was in my 40s and realized how far along I was (thanks to this job!) and wanted to see them all by the time I was 50 -- and I missed that deadline, too. Perhaps 2013 is MY year to at least knock out those three?

     

    Pam and John
    "What is a week-end?"
  • Until last year, you'd have thought "clean my wedding dress" was on my bucket list... but I finally did it.

    Anyway...

    - Stay one night at the Hotel Del Coronado with my college roomie, my H, and her H, but not until we're much older (we promised this to each other after a horrendous spring break trip to San Diego our senior year?we needed a do-over with a swank hotel)

    - Alaska, return to our honeymoon resort in Barbados, make it to Sweden/Poland for our respective ancestral reasons

    - DH would probably enjoy skydiving at some point (but I bought him the Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb for his 30th birthday while he was on a business trip without me?it will do for now!)

  • I started writing down my bucket list just at the beginning of this year. Some things I have so far:

    - tour the White House and Capitol (this will be an easy one)

    - go to the Harry Potter theme park at Universal (we're thinking of maybe going this year)

    - attend a Steelers game at Heinz Field with DH. I've only been to 2 ever, but DH has been to none.

    - see a full solar eclipse

    - research as much of my geneology as possible (starting to work on this)

    - travel to the Galicia region of Spain and to Sicily (ancestry goes back to both places)

  • I don't have a bucket list. I did resolve to take more weekend trips!
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