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What’s on your bucket list?
Bucket list: A list of things you would like to see, visit, do or experience before you “kick the bucket.”
Me?
- Start my own restaurant.
- Visit New Zealand
- Grow a beard (That one could be tough for my hairless chin).
- Attend the World Series (preferably a game 7)
- Visit Cooperstown, New York
- Run a small farm (maybe with a goat or something. one will do).
You?
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about 4 years ago
See an Eagles concert.
Complete an Ironman.
See the Sox in Fenway.
about 4 years ago
Skydive
Attend the World Series
Attend the World Cup
Attend Wimbledon and the French Open
Live in Europe for a summer
about 4 years ago
Get a three year’s supply
Read a book a week
Skydive
Be a guest conductor for the MoTab and TS Orchestra
Get a master’s degree
Spend a week at Roatan, Honduras
Write two books
Have some one-on-one time with a prophet
Invent something useful
Adopt a child
Go to Africa again
Serve a few more missions
Learn how to solve one of those metal puzzles
about 4 years ago
2 month cruise with the wife.
World Cup 2014 Brazil
Front row at a Jazz game
SCUBA
Catch a shark (deep sea fishing)
Play a show with a live band again
about 4 years ago
Before I kick the bucket…I want to
own a new volvo XC-70
Fly on an Airplane
Go on a nice Cruise
Be more Creative
Spend more quality time with my Family
about 4 years ago
Russ, its fun to be able to read your blog. I wouldn’t guess the farm and restaurant bit about you.
A few of mine.
-skydive
-make a million-just to be able to do it
-take ballroom dance lessons
-drive a racecar
about 4 years ago
Summer Olympics (as spectator, not athlete)
Travel the world – visit every continent
Climb Everest
about 4 years ago
Cool stuff Dave. Maybe you’ll have to get a client in London for 2012. You can knock out part of one goal and achieve the other at the same time.