Monday, July 11, 2016

The List 54/74



I've never really had a formal bucket list. I've always seen my whole life as a bucket list. This has mostly worked out great and other times gotten a little dicey. I saw this :30 second video from entrepreneur/motivational speaker Gary Vee and it made me think that maybe I should be a little more formal about my list. I wrote down some of the things I've done already (I came up with 54) and put in bold the things I still have left that I would like to do. (20)  

I know I'll think of more to add as time moves on. For now, it looks like I'll need to start saving up my frequent flier miles. 
  1. Ride in a hot air balloon. 
  2. Go to a masquerade ball.
  3. Go parasailing.
  4. Be a bridesmaid.
  5. Ride an elephant.
  6. Visit Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
  7. See the Northern Lights.
  8. Go to the top of the Eiffel Tower.
  9. Write a book. (Working on it!)
  10. See a Broadway show.
  11. Travel to Ireland.
  12. Meet David Bowie and Elvis Costello. (And see them both in concert.)
  13. Go zip-lining.
  14. Travel to Machu Pichu.
  15. Ride in a gondola in Venice.
  16. Travel to my dad's hometown in New Mexico.
  17. Have a baby.
  18. Go to the opera.
  19. High tea in a fancy hotel. 
  20. See the Grand Canyon.
  21. Ride in a helicopter.
  22. Walk the red carpet.
  23. Kayak in Hawaii.
  24. Attend a Native American Pow Wow.
  25. Visit the Statue of Liberty.
  26. Work on a pottery wheel.
  27. See the Ponte Vecchio in Florence, Italy.
  28. Walk Through the Wisteria Tunnel at Kawachi Fuji Gardens, in Kitakyushu Japan.
  29. Ride on the back of a motorcycle.
  30. See Stonehenge.
  31. Feed the monkeys near James Bond Island in Phuket.
  32. Stay in a castle.
  33. Visit the Sistine Chapel.
  34. Ride in a horse and carriage.
  35. Go sailing.
  36. Walk the Great Wall of China.
  37. Ride horses at a dude ranch.
  38. See Cirque de Soleil.
  39. Travel to Positano.
  40. Stay in Yosemite National Park.
  41. Snorkel.
  42. Ride the Orient Express.
  43. Join a book club.
  44. See the Mona Lisa.
  45. Go camping in the Sierras.
  46. Ride in a tuk tuk.
  47. Climb an indoor rock wall.
  48. Stay in a ryokan in Kyoto.
  49. Be present at a birth.
  50. Attend a music festival.
  51. Ride on a cable car in San Francisco.
  52. Stay at a Ski Lodge in Aspen, Colorado.
  53. Go on Photo-Safari in Africa.
  54. Party in Las Vegas.
  55. Participate in a charity walk-a-thon.
  56. Visit the Taj Mahal.
  57. Be on stage with American Ballet Theater.
  58. See the pyramids.
  59. Visit New Zealand.
  60. Stay in the French Quarter in New Orleans.
  61. Ride a train through Germany.
  62. Go white water rafting.
  63. Go skydiving.
  64. Travel around LA, doing good deeds in the station wagon.
  65. Stay in Big Sur.
  66. Drive a convertible. 
  67. Karaoke. 
  68. Ride the bullet train in Japan.
  69. Adopt a pet from the pound.
  70. Learn to play the piano.
  71. Get a Thai massage in Bangkok.
  72. Learn a second language.
  73. Walk in the rain in London. 
  74. Travel to Algarve, Portugal.





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  2. While it's difficult to follow up on Xiang Nan's poignant and compelling comments above, I would just add that this is an amazing and inspirational list! I'm very impressed!! Go, Lisa!!

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