100 Things To Do Before I Go, Part II
Questions to ponder:
- What would surprise me if I found out I hadn’t done it by the time I died?
- What are the little things I expect to just unroll in front of me?
- What are the big, amazing things that absolutely wouldn’t happen without some heads-down, teeth-clenched work?
- What things have I been concentrating on that don’t really matter?
Memories that I hope to make before the end of my life; one hundred Things To Do, numbers twenty-one through forty.
- Create a cherished new tradition.
- Have a dog - at least one!
- Take a year off of work and spend it abroad.
- Provide the financial support necessary for someone to achieve a goal.
- Attend a formal masquerade ball.
- Buy a cottage on Sebago Lake, or Lake Pleasant.
- Build a deck or patio.
- Make ice cream in the summer with children.
- Go wine tasting.
- Take ballroom or Latin dance classes with a man I adore.
- Hike more of the Appalachian trail.
- Go camping every summer.
- Learn to snowboard, finally.
- Raise a family.
- Follow my father's example: document life through photographs and stories.
- Complete a marathon.
- Buy another bicycle.
- Know the best place to see the fireworks on the Fourth of July.
- Make a habit of doing something new, fun, and adventurous at least once a month.
- Have my mother autograph a copy of the first book she has published.
See also: Part I
My source of inspiration is, once again, Mighty Girl.
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