Like many others, I've never really had much luck with New Year's resolutions. Of course, I have set my new year's resolution this year in hope that maybe something will change and I might actually come to achieve it, but meanwhile, I have decided to make a bucket list.
I know, I know. A bucket list sounds incredibly similar to new year's resolutions. Somehow though.. I think it's a little different. Unlike new year's resolutions, a bucket list is less 'I have to work towards this, I have to do this', and more towards 'Hm, maybe I should try this or give this a go'. It's less scary and more approachable, so to speak.
I know, I know. A bucket list sounds incredibly similar to new year's resolutions. Somehow though.. I think it's a little different. Unlike new year's resolutions, a bucket list is less 'I have to work towards this, I have to do this', and more towards 'Hm, maybe I should try this or give this a go'. It's less scary and more approachable, so to speak.
So, without further ado, here is my bucket list.
Learn how to play the guitar.
Go running everyday.
Watch every single movie Tom Hanks has made.
Do an online class or go to night class to complete a course.
Learn how to cook.
Serve a meal to my family.
Take new photographs every week.
Bake something new every fortnight.
Write at least 100 pages of a narrative.
Or better, finish the one you're writing right now.
Keep a pen-pal.
Create my first personal scrapbook.
Learn to write with my other hand.
Learn to say "hello" in 20 different languages.
Have a water-gun fight with friends.
When going to see a movie, just go to the cinema and watch the first movie available.
Learn how to juggle.
