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Bucket list? What’s a bucket list?: #MFRWAuthor Blog Challenge, Week 48

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This week’s official blog topic is 5 Things on my Bucket List.

This is an impossible topic for me, because I don’t have a bucket list. And you know why? Because the end of a bucket list is…death.

Every year I make New Year’s Resolutions and goals for myself (that will be the topic of our last post in this challenge). Every month I look at what needs to be done that month, and the same weekly. Every day I have a list of things I’d like to accomplish.

But…

But, since death is inevitable, I’ll take a stab at this week’s topic. By the time I die, I’d like to have accomplished the following:

  1. Optimize time with friends and family, especially the little ones.
  2. Be more flexible about this business so I can get up and go when my husband wants to travel.
  3. Do what it takes to keep my physical and spiritual selves in good order and fully functioning.
  4. Balance giving back to folks who have helped me with saying no to volunteer opportunities when they interfere with all of the above.
  5. Keep having fun with my writing.

 

There you have it! Let’s see what my fellow MFRW Authors have to say on this topic.

 

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Bucket list? What’s a bucket list?: #MFRWAuthor Blog Challenge, Week 48 — 11 Comments

  3. Saying no to people is always hard. I like the list you came up with (and hadn’t really thought of the whole “death” thing although I saw the movie). I’ve always considered a bucket list more of a “wish” list. I like Sherry Lewis’ name for it – a Life List! 🙂

    • I like that life list idea also, and I love that she replenishes it. The fountain of youth!

  4. I think most of us felt the same way about the idea of the bucket list. LOL I do love all the things on your list and they all seem to be very attainable. 🙂

  5. #4 is hard for me, too. I can’t count the number of times I’ve volunteered in a fit of generosity, only to find the work onerous when I later have other, more important things to do. You’d think I would’ve learned about volunteering for ongoing, long-term commitments, but I haven’t. Sigh.

  6. Yes, I’m experiencing that right now. I had two good business opportunities I had to pass on because I knew I couldn’t do them justice with everything else on my plate.

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