What’s on your bucket list?

Great idea, @azsunshine7. Can you kick things off and share what is on your bucket list?

Absolutely!

**Speak from the Heart Today**

I do not want to hold back on what truly matters: I will share my love, seek forgiveness, and ask those important questions that have been on my mind.
I will take action now to lift the weight of uncertainty and regret, freeing me to connect more deeply with the people I care about.

**Adventure**

I want to create some unforgettable memories with my kids. While we can't splurge on a big vacation, I'm thinking a fun road trip could be the perfect adventure for us. Just the three of us, exploring new places, sharing laughs, and enjoying the journey together!

Jump out of an airplane.
Ride the zany rollercoasters.
Italy, Austria & Switzerland tour,
Holistic retreat.

Have already done a lot of stuff on my list but here's some things left. These are mostly selfish things because I've already done (and continue to do) charitable things already.

1. Visit Australia and New Zealand

2. Rent a limo and take my brother and sister and their kids to dinner and the Radio City Christmas Show in New York (I've been trying to coordinate this one for several years as a Christmas present and it just hasn't worked out. Have taken individual nieces and nephews to Broadway shows)

3. Eat at Per Se, a restaurant in New York City that is a dining experience ($925 per person without drinks). Note: this isn't the restaurant I plan on taking my brother, sister and their kids to!

4. Skydive

5. Live in Barcelona for six months (my favorite non-U.S. city) and really get to know it.

6. Be an extra in a TV show or movie (a retired friend of mine does this and says it's a lot of fun but also lots of standing around)

7. Hike up Machu Pichu

@scottbeammeup

This list is extraordinary! I love it.

Keep us posted as you make these come true.

Make sure you are sharing with your family so they can help.

💖

I would like to visit Hawaii

@scottbeammeup
done limo & extra.
Limo for 21st bday
Extra the same year.

Love this post and reading everyone’s lists.

I spent so many years from very young childhood creating and redoing my wish list.

Visited so many places each year once I started work. All over the world. Used my breaks (Australian so could take 4weeks paid and approved extra 2 weeks unpaid). Such a blast but flew out from my stressful corporate job exhausted and came back exhilarated but exhausted!

When I retired early after hectic stage 4 cancer treatment on reaching NED I figuratively dumped all lists. It was so freeing to genuinely live in the here and now, especially while being so closely surveilled and seeing my oncologist every 3 months.

I woke up each day with gratitude and was free to decide what I wished to do on that day, close to home. Catching up for breakfast or lunch with friends still working. Gardening. Decluttering. Organising my home maintenance jobs sorted. Catching a train in my city to another part and exploring. Visiting a museum or art gallery. So many options I was too tired or busy to do before.

Taking out my elderly dad with mild dementia and rearing the 2 pups I got on retiring took and take up so much of each day, in a good way.

Now I’m surveilled 6 monthly and I’m slowly lifting my eyes and looking at a wish list again, but not too far from my home while my dad’s still with us and my dogs are still so young ❤️‍🩹

Thank you all for the spur to do that 🙏♥️