My Reverse Bucket List
• Graduated from college with a B.A.
• Went horseback riding
• Attended a murder mystery party
• Rode an elephant
• Took a surfing lesson
Hawaii
• Was the editor of my high school's magazine
• Visited Disney World
• Learned how to drive
• Lost a dance-off
• Went snowboarding in Colorado
Breckenridge
• Went skinny-dipping
• Went canoeing
• Sang karaoke
• Played roulette in Las Vegas
• Bet on a horse race in New Mexico
Ruidoso
• Performed in a play
• Sang at a famous country music venue
• Was on TV
• Was a movie extra
• Rode in a limo
• Attended a major league baseball game
• Attended a minor league baseball game
• Went to see the Harlem Globetrotters
• Went to Midnight Yell when OU was playing A&M, and wore my OU gear
• Watched my high school's football team take the state championship
• Married my high school sweetheart
• Blogged for Weddingbee
• Visited the Alamo
• Took hiphop dance classes
• Hiked in Maui
• Met someone famous
• Interviewed (a different) someone famous
• Went to a concert
• Played in a concert band
• Played broomball
• Got baptized as an adult
• Ate a frozen banana a la Arrested Development
• Participated in my neighborhood's "haunted woods" for Halloween
• Went to a midnight movie premiere
• Taught my sister to two-step
What would be on your Reverse Bucket List?
Cool! We all really do have our own unique collections of random interesting accomplishments, and I love that! I actually attended a murder mystery party for the first time about a year ago, and it was really fun! But I've never met anyone famous, and you're intriguing me as to who it was!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a "Reverse Bucket List." I sometimes feel intimidated by life lists because they seem so daunting, but it can be great to look back at your past accomplishments. You've done a lot!
ReplyDeleteI really like this idea! It's a fun more fulfilling alternative in a way to a bucket list. As for a few quick things I've done, I've been to Europe and Asia, I've survived a hurricane and an earthquake. And I was in a musical. Although I might have to come up with a longer list to feature on my blog, so thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteAnd just letting you know, I'm stopping by from the weddingbee boards where I post as Miss Ariel!
What a fun and interesting concept! I might have to sit down and write one of these out someday! Loved it! And I don't think I knew that your husband was your high school sweetheart! I always love those kinds of stories. There were two people from my HS graduating class who married one another, and I just think they're probably the cutest & sweetest couple ever. But hey, what can I say? I love love :)
ReplyDeleteI never know how to classify our relationship ... we started dating a month before we graduated high school, but were kinda sweet on each other for like, our entire senior year. :-D
DeleteGreat list!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, I tend to focus on all the things I want to do rather than remembering all the great things I have been blessed with already. Love your list!
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