How many things are still on your bucket list?

Bretrick said:
Mountaineering, Parachute diving, Snorkelling, Indie car racing, Parkour Training, Surfing, Water Skiing, Hot Air Ballooning, Caving, Guano Collection...
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Never really had a bucket list. But, I have flown in Concorde and travelled on The Orient Express. Both of those sound outlandishly expensive.They weren't cheap but they were far from seriously expensive. The Concorde flight was was a pleasure trip of one and a half hours and The Orient Express was a day trip of about eighty miles around London. Both were treats in a four day stay in London when we celebrated our Ruby wedding anniversary.
 

This week's bucket list consisted of changing burnt out bulbs in my car's interior. Nailed it!

In the past, put a new roof on the house. Have new storm doors installed. Done!
 
My bucket list finds me...
Funny, I was thanking God today for the life he's provided me through the years. I've been permitted to live, play music for many years for people. Loved some ladies. Have the love of my children and family. God has kept me alive through some of the stupidest things I've ever done as a young man. He sent me a wonderful woman to care for the past 20 years. I know God has a purpose for me now or I wouldn't be breathing. I'd like to know what it is. (?)
I'm sure he will let me know eventually. (y)
 
My bucket list has to do with travel. I've been fortunate enough to travel to 5 continents. I would really love to visit Africa. I was scheduled to attend a conference in Capetown several years ago, but my mother became ill and had to cancel. I hear a visit to Antarctica is life-changing, but it's not on my bucket list.

I've experienced most of the rest of the things I wanted to experience during my life.
 
Never had a bucket list.

But very active with activities I've enjoyed for decades. Certainly many things I've never done I can imagine enjoying but spend little time thinking about such. Plenty more of same to fill my remaining days with.
 
Previously I mentioned that we had a trip on The Orient Express. What a day.
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A Jazz Band played as we arrived, and as the train departed,
All the carriages have names, Vera was our carriage on that day.
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If you are going to do it, then do it in style. Steam hauled.
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The Maitre ;D' awaits with the champagne
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The menu was five courses, what a day indeed!
 
Bretrick said:
Mountaineering, Parachute diving, Snorkelling, Indie car racing, Parkour Training, Surfing, Water Skiing, Hot Air Ballooning, Caving, Guano Collection...
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Ambitious Bucket list. I've done surfing, water skiing, hot air ballooning, and some caving.

Ziplining is a blast, but might be too tame for someone wanting to do Parachute diving.

Guano Collection...is that what it sounds like?

Parkour Training, had to google that, sounds to be beyond my physical limitations.

I would put visiting Tokyo-Seoul-Taipei on my bucket list, but problem is that I loathe air travel and all the hassle associated...
 
My bucket list was just about travel. I have completed it. I have been to Europe 6 times, went on 5 cruises and have been to most of the states including many national parks. Any travel that I do now is a bonus.
 
Our buckets are full.. After 12 years, 41 countries, 51 trips, 500 travel days, and 17 cruises, we are done with lengthy travels. I have been to all 7 continents and all 24 time zones.
 
Nathan said:
Ambitious Bucket list. I've done surfing, water skiing, hot air ballooning, and some caving.

Ziplining is a blast, but might be too tame for someone wanting to do Parachute diving.

Guano Collection...is that what it sounds like?

Parkour Training, had to google that, sounds to be beyond my physical limitations.

I would put visiting Tokyo-Seoul-Taipei on my bucket list, but problem is that I loathe air travel and all the hassle associated...
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Wow! I have to say you lived life with gusto!
 

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