1. Complete the Around the World in 80 Books challenge on Goodreads
2. Complete my Pokedex on Pokemon White
3. Fall in love again with someone who falls in love with me
4. Finish the first draft of one of my stories
5. Volunteer at a library
6. Get an internship
7. Visit more Indie bookstores
8. Go to grad school
9. Create a budget and stick to it
10. Greet people with a smile
11. Write my Honors thesis
12. Add more entries to my written journal
13. Get a picture of my family for my apartment
14. Own a tortoise complete with his own playpen outside
15. Learn how to make new recipes and then share them with others
16. Splurge to see Cirque du Soleil
17. Earn at least $50,000 from my future job
18. Learn to let go of expectations and just be happy as I am in all my wondrous glory.
This is a great bucket list! I decided to join in on the fun, so now I need to write my own.
ReplyDeleteCool! I want to read it when you're done. ^_^
DeleteI love the tortoise one! I definitely need to do the budget one and stick to it.... great list!
ReplyDeleteBudgets are like elusive animals. You can identity them once, but then they slip away from your grasps. Good luck, though! Hopefully, you'll do better than I am.
DeleteA tortoise sounds like fun! We have 2 hermit crabs . . . not a lot of work, but fascinating to watch at night:-) The dog and the horse are quite a bit of work though! What would you like to go to grad school for? Thanks for playing~cheers!
ReplyDeleteI think all animals are quite a bit of work, some more than others, but they're still fun to watch and play with. ^_^
DeleteAs of right now, I plan to go to grad school for information science with a concentration in digital information, but I'm also thinking about Journalism (since I didn't do an undergrad degree in journalism). I have a year to finalize my plans though.
You will get these done -- all reachable!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the encouragement. :)
DeleteRecipes is a good one. I should have added that to my list; I want to learn to cook. Great list. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you ^_^. Sometimes I find a good recipe, but then never return to it because I forget about it, which is unfortunate. In my experience, stir-fries are a good place to start cooking because they're easy and follow the same directions. So maybe you should try those and work your way up. Breads are harder to make. I never fully understood had to make those ><.
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