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What is YOUR "Bucket List"

Just replying to another post and as a Boomer I thought this may make a good discussion.

Take some time, grab a nice red and wrap your mind around this.

Look forward to the lists

First thoughts
QE2 Cruise
Balloon ride
Mile High Club

Tags: lifestyle, pleasure, travel

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Permalink Reply by Tony Aloisi on August 29, 2008 at 15:14

I'd like to think that I'm constantly crossing things off my bucket list - I'm not one to wait until things are terminal before getting into gear to do the things I want in life. I reckon a good trick with this is to write your bucket list, and then go out and do all those things this year. Why wait? This could be your last year...

I find lists very helpful in accomplishing goals and a bucket list is no different. OK, here's mine - and I will try to get all of these things done over the next year. Which could be my last!

Climb to base camp
Have guitar lessons
Admit to my younger brother that i was wrong
Forgive my father
Take a helicopter lesson
Go wingsuit flying - see image here

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