I played around a bit with some of the things that I would put on my own list, making vague notes here and there, and when she finally posted this, I was inspired enough to write my own.
So without further ado, here is the first part of my own Life List...I plan on blogging about the good stuff (which, because of its virtue of being a Life List, is all of it.)
- Read the entire Bible - CHECK
- Visit five Colorado landmarks (Royal Gorge, Dinosaur National Park, etc)
- Take the train to Glenwood Springs
- Taste 100 cocktails
- Climb a 14er - CHECK
- Visit ten Colorado museums
- Visit ten national museums
- Scrapbook my Life List
- Sew something that I actually wear
- Visit Hadrians Wall
- Eat pho in Saigon
- Cook my way through an entire cookbook
- Visit all 50 states (continuing from where I am at now)
- Design and create a font
- Go on a girls-only trip with my best girlfriends - CHECK
- Taste 100 unique desserts
- Attend a taping of The Daily Show or the Colbert Report
- Write my freakin' book
- Go a full week eating all my food made from scratch (by me)
- If it isn't beautiful or useful, get it out of my house
- Submit a funny picture to I Can Haz Cheeseburger
- Host a really swanky dinner party
- Read the Big Read 100 books as ranked by the BBC
- Leave a secret in a Post Secret book
- Get a tattoo to honor my heart donor
- See the glaciers in Patagonia before they disappear
- Read Entertainment Weekly's list of new classics
- Dine at the French Laundry
- Learn how to alter/tailor my own clothes
- Grow my hair to my waist - CHECK
- Volunteer for Meals on Wheels
- Learn how to knit and make scarves and handwarmers - CHECK
- Learn how to use my DSLR on its manual settings
- Get in the habit of grand loving gestures
- Create family archive scrapbooks
- Get paid to write
There you go! The first 36!
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3 comments:
#20 is my next target.
What will I do with my husband?
:-)
I am a compulsive list maker, every night I make a list of what I want to do the next day-even though it never happens, hahah. But I have been thinking a lot about things I really want to get done and so many of the things on your list are things I want to do. Read the entire bible (I am over half way through the New Testament, but have to go back to the old testament), visit all 50 states, wear something I sew, read the classics, etc.
I love to knit. I knit blankets for www.projectlinus.org (an organization that give hand made blankets to children in hospitals) and family (I think it will be something they will remember me by) and I have started making this really cute chemo cap (it looks good-like a youngish girl would wear it). All I can say about knitting is once you get stated you are "hooked".
Awesome list, I love the Number 1.
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