Decided to start working on my Bucket List. I’ll update from time to time, let you know how it’s coming. Hope you all are working on your own. You do know you don’t have to be “aging” to have a Bucket List, right? Actually, I wish I had made a list every 10 years beginning from age 20. It would be enlightening to see the additions/deletions/changes over time. Oh, well, never too late to begin.
My 2011 Bucket List
- Learn to speak Spanish
- Attend Lisa & Roger’s wedding in Costa Rica
- Take up yoga
- Spend a month in Thailand
- Work in a Missionaries of Charity orphanage in Calcutta
- Ride a camel
- Sleep in an igloo
- Discover a cure for cancer
- Hug a panda bear
- Learn to tell jokes without messing up the punch line
- Become a dog whisperer
- Meet the Dalai Lama
- Vacation together with my family every summer 4EVER
- Eat pupusas in El Salvador
- Distribute $100 bills to the homeless
- Spend a weekend in Chinatown, San Francisco
- Try a martini
- Give someone a second chance
- Ride in a hot air balloon
- Become a minimalist
And, by the way, for those of you who read yesterday’s blog, “Quotes to Inspire” and wondered if any of my “possiblities came true — let me just say, that God was the only one who came through for me!! LOL
My Quest 
I am totally in for 1, 6, 7, 9, 10 and 16 – 20!!
-I’ve ridden a camel at the Los Angeles zoo *(this happened when I was about 5, so I’m not sure if they still do that). Buttttt, it *might* be a way for you to cross that off your list.
-DO NOT hand out money to the homeless!!!!! Give it to a charity!!!! Or buy one of those “Real Change” newspapers for $100.
-If you learn how to over come your “joke telling” problem, maybe you can help me w/ mine!
Krystal 😉
Whoa! With your help, Krystal, I’ll be crossing off things left and right!! Thanks for the tips.
will God knows you’re not that easy to get through to.