There are some things on this list that I consider "easy," because I know they are going to happen. That doesn't mean they don't involve effort or aren't important -- coordinating ANYTHING with my family is an exercise in patience, planning, and map reading ability. So apples and oranges stay on the list. Really, I should add "annually" to them.
21. Visit all 50 states [Though I have stepped foot in many states, I only count 15 of them that I've actually spent time in. I'm going to enforce a 24-hour and 1 tourist attraction rule.]
22. Visit Madison, Minneapolis, Portland (OR) [There are many American cities I want to spend some time in. Orlando is not on that list.]
23. Sew something well ["Sew something so terribly that no one will know what it is" was accomplished a long time ago.]
24. Have a head board and foot board for my bed [Can be homemade.]
25. Refinish something [Not wood necessarily, just taking something I own and making it new again.]
26. Make pickles [Dill, specifically.]
27. Go to Cedar Point, OH [To ride roller coasters, not just visit.]
28. Go apple picking with my siblings
29. Go orange picking with my siblings [A Christmas-time tradition.]
30. Publish a short story in a real publication [Hardest one on the list...]
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making pickles is so easy. i made a bunch last summer with my food share cucumbers!!! and i dont really love cucumbers so i had a lot of pickles and a lot of greek tziki? sauce... hmmm.
ReplyDeletei love your lists. theres always something that excites me on them.
I'd like to publish a children's book and do my own illustrations.
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