1. To Finish all my UFO's

2. To be organized so I can find things

3. To go back to Fresno one last time

4. To "lighten my load" in every aspect of my life

5. To be published

Oh, yes, there are more, but need to limit to only 5. Now - what about You?

1. to have all my teeth fixed/or dentures, so i can have a nice smile

2. to travel the country in our 5th wheel.

3. to be able to get on the back on husbands bike again,without any pain.i miss it the most.

4. mend some relationships

5.to see my husbands dream of having a pole barn come true!

Sounds good watterside..

I think I need to ponder on this for a while :lol:

1. Visit Italy (and lots of other places).
2. Retire.
3. Have time for sewing/crafts.
4. Spoil the grandkids I hope to have soon.
5. Enjoy life. :>)

Oh Yes! Excellent list!

I've thought it would be fun to take Route 66 from start to finish, stopping at every little hokey tourist attraction along the way

1. Spend more time with Family
2. Travel More
3. Perfect my FMQ
4. Spend more time painting
5. Learn more/do more hand dyed fabrics

1. Learn to applique
2. Become fluent in German
3. See a Stanley Cup Final in person
4. Go back to New England
5. I'd like to be published too. (I've written 201 poems)

Any one has about as much chance as the others. :cry:

1. To get bills in better shape
2. To be able to travel with just my husband while we both are still able.
3. To get our 37 year old daughter on her own.
4. To help our grandson we have raised realize his dream of becoming a soccer pro. and his sister to be the best she can be. Maybe just to get to see it happen.
5. To know that my family walks with God.

1. Travel, travel, travel (Paris, Italy, England....)
2. To write a book (fiction and craft)
3. To continue to be the best mom I can to my 2 boys and see them succeed in life.
4. Hopefully one day spoil many grandchildren (hopefully a granddaughter or two!!)
5. To get finances in order so we can get the house paid off years before retirement.

1. I would like to visit Alaska.
2. I would like DH and I to build our dream home.
3. I would love to purchase a brand new Viking Diamond sewing/embroidery machine.
4. I would like to go once with our church mission team to Guatemala.
5. I would like to have enough money to not feel like I have to 'weigh' every purchase/financial decision I make.

1- Get a good job
2- Learn to quilt better
3- Pay off my house
4- get more organized
5-travel more

Well, I have 3 for sure:

- see the northern lights
- see with my own eyes the path the sun takes across the sky in the far north, that keeps it aloft for nearly 24 hours
- learn to dance the Charleston!

LOL! i forgot that i would also like to get properly fitted for a bra. i should move that up to #1! seriously..remember when hudsons or pennys had a bra fitter?!

OK TYVM lol guess I am the only one who didnt know that

Margie

The Bucket List is the name of a movie where two men who are dying make a list of the things they want to do before there life ends. Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman play the part.

1. Sleep in a castle
2. Scuba dive with my son.
3. Hot air balloon ride
4. Meet all the grandchildren who have yet to be born!
5. Finish and publish my novel.

Ok let me try this, there are so many things I want to do.

1. To fly in an air plane. Have severe anxiety over this.

2. To be able to visit Hanford and Selma Ca and see family one more time or more. Especially before DH's DGM passes.

3. To see my children get married and have kids of their own and their kids have kids.

4. To own a house of our own before I'm too old to enjoy it.

5. to have my own sewing room with everything that I need to sew.

Shall I say this is just a drop in the bucket.

there is a movie call Bucket List.... It's a great movie. worth renting to view it. Two men make up a list of what they want to do before they die...they are in the hospital...one is rich, one isn't... so that's where it comes from... watch the movie.

Great movie !!! I can't think of much.
1. See Son finally get a divorce
2. See our oldest Granddaughter be successful selling Real Estate
3. See all my Grndchildern be successful at whatever they want to do.
4. Live long enough to make most of my fabrics into quilts.
5. Live to be the oldest,healthiest person so all the above is possible.

Ok...here's my 5 I am sure there is more. ;)

1) go on a hot air balloon ride
2) see the Grand Canyon
3) see my children graduate from college
4) have my health long enough to enjoy retirement with my DH
5) keep learning and growing my quilting skills

Patti

Only one question... how to narrow it down to 5!!
1. Finish refurbishing our historical old house complete with landscaping.
2. Buy another sailboat and take a few more long sailing trips.
3. Finish my UFOs and make all the quilts that I have planned in my head!
4. Travel everywhere on my wish list, which includes going back to Europe.
5. Build our retirement home on our property on Lake Huron and my husband and I maintaining a level of good health so we can enjoy it!

Oh myyyy - when I am reading all of your lists, it is a reminder of what else I could have put on my list - heck - it probably is up to 100 now!

I have so many things to accomplish before I kick the bucket... here's a few....

1. get a minnie winnie and travel- all over for a month after we retire. just go and go and go. dine in little family diners and shop all the local antique stores, just for fun.

2. buy a few more collector cars- yellow Metropolitan convertible, '70 Trans Am convertible white with blue interior, '02 Trans Am (last year made) yellow convertible, the list goes on.

3. get my house clean and organized to my liking and keep it that way.

4. go on vacation with my bffs and sisters. I've always wanted to do this.

5. mend broken family ties.

Sooo hard, but I'll try....
1. To see each of the 50 states. I have almost done that except for the great northwest & I really want to get up there!
2. To master curves in quilting. I want to make a double wedding ring.
3. To master FMQ.
4. To make a difference in some one's life & know it.
5. To love as deeply as possible without worry of hurt feeling, he said/she said arguments, to give without thought of getting back.

1. See every country in the world.
2. See my kids happily secure on their own.
3. Do all the projects I have in my head (especially the one's I already have the fabric for, just not the time).
4. Learn to fly a plane.
5. and like Gramakitten - never have to worry about money.

Here is mine:
1. Have my children all raised and doing God's work for their lives.
2. Travel (home - all states but Hawaii (have no desire to go there - ever) and abroad - Italy, Norway, Switzerland, Ireland in particular)
3. Have enough time and money to quilt/sew/craft as much as I can.
4. Follow God's leading with our aquaponics systems - who knows? maybe He'll lead us to Italy, Norway, Switzerland and Ireland? :)
5. Be content with whatever I have, whomever I'm with, wherever I am.

Hi
Are you originally from Fresno? My son lives in Fresno.
Why do you want to go to fresno one more time?
(just curious)

All of the above!!

1. To lose all my excess weight and be fit.
2. To own a house with land where I can have a garden and several fruit trees.
3. To see England/Scotland (and many other places, but the others aren't part of the bucket list Top 5).
4. To make some kind of major contribution that improves people's lives (could be a scientific discovery, an invention, or a business product or service, just something that really helps people in some way).
5. To find my soulmate. (He hasn't shown up yet, so I don't have much hope for this, but it can still happen.)

It's understandable, and there is a genuine risk with flying. But the vast, vast majority of flights go just fine.

For now, start by just thinking about it. Maybe daydream about it, because you control the daydream. Enjoy the daydream, the plane smoothly rolling down the runway, then just the slightest angle upward and you're off the ground! Soon after, you have the coolest view of the city or town, and soon after that, you're above the clouds and can really see the heavens. Eventually, they will show a movie or maybe some short shows, and except for the shortest flights, they'll bring around beverages and snacks. Not long after they come around to take your cups, it's time to land, and you are rolling smoothly towards the gate of an airport in another city.

When you do feel ready to make your first flight, choose a fairly short one, like two hours or less. Pick a larger plane (you may have to go to a larger airport to avoid the puddle jumpers), because they fly the smoothest. And just enjoy it!

1. To have a place of my own again. I have to live with my DD and it has really strained our relationship.
2. Visit Ireland
3. Have enough money and space to take in dogs no one else wants especially the old ones and the broken ones.
4.See my DD in a good relationship
5. See my DGD get her wish of being a herpetologist. (money for college)

That's just a few but today its the top five.

1. See my children grown and happily married with children of their own.
2. Move South, but take my parents with us! (Oh and have my children all buy homes in the same neighborhood as us when they are grown up!)
3. Retire and travel with my hubby.
4. Buy our next home with enough room for a craft room, and a small farm where we could have horses, goats, and a bigger garden.
5. Become healthier so I can live a long life with my family.

Things you want to do before you kick the bucket.

1. to be able to sew for more that 30 min a day

2. visit my son and family in Palm Harbor more that
one time a year.

3. owe no one-have all bills paid ontime

4. wake up happy everyday with poss attitiude

5. remember number 4

1. go see daughter in N. Carolina
2. keep learning to quilt
3. would like to go to Astralia[ms]
4. live in a house that sewing room isn't down stairs, it gets harder to go up and down, at 69
5. hope to live to see my gs graduate from highschool--there

1. To see a cure for Parkinsons, cancer and all other diseases.
2. To have my husband well enough to see our grandchildren graduate from school and go on to do the best they can do in life.
3. To have financial security so we won't have to worry about money.
4. To travel again.
5. To live in happiness always.
I quilt and will continue to quilt so that doesn't need to be on my bucket list.

I have 2 29year old daighters. When you learn how PLEASE let me know....