Category: The Bucket List
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Bucket List #287: How Do You Play Charades
When you get older you start to see that there were small things you missed out on; whether you thought it was ‘lame’ or because there wasn’t anyone around to give you the opportunity. These things might be so small, so minuscule to other people, but even small things can make the greatest impact. Being…
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Bucket List #130: An Introvert Plans A Bachelorette Party
There are not a lot of things I am good at. Planning is pretty much at the top of that list. I am not a planner. Not in the slightest. I book flights before I even thought about what I was doing or where I was going to be sleeping that weekend. When the opportunity…
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Bucket List #62: Danielle In Paris
I was in Paris before Emily made it cool
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Bucket List #289: Painting With a Twist (of Lime?)
Photo by Tetiana SHYSHKINA on Unsplash Happy trees make for happy lives. At least that is what I got from Bob Ross when I had to perform a satirical take on him for a whole summer. Unfortunately, that is a story for another day. One thing my mom and I have in common is that…
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Bucket List #286: Is It A Collection Or Just Hoarding?
What do you think? Is keeping books considered collecting?
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9 Haunted Places You Should Visit If You Visit Florida
Who doesn’t love a good scary story? We all have a part of ourselves that is attracted to the supernatural and a need to explore. Growing up in Florida could be described as a unique experience, to say the least. From the infamous “Florida Man” stories, free-range access to the beaches and theme parks, and…
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I Read 100 Books in One Year (Bucket List #180)
100 books, 365 Days, and a lot of time on my hands
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Bucket List #51: Van Gogh-ing to the Museum
There are people from history that I have always had an appreciation for. I often look to these people for inspiration, encouragement, and reassurance. Many of those historical figures I can relate to on some level. Learning about the work, the lives, and the struggles of other people teaches me more than the present. Shakespeare…
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Tattoos, Dyed Hair, and Piercing And Why Employers Need To Change Their Definition Of Professional Appearance
When I was a kid, I really wanted to dye my hair blue. I even used a sharpie to dye my Chole Bratz doll’s hair with a blue sharpie and I thought she was the coolest doll in my collection. To my own dismay, my mom- along with a LOT of other adults- refused to…
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