The Bucket List: 1000 Adventures Big & Small (Bucket Lists)

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Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. There’s an unending amount of lenses to analyze the text through, and you can look at so many different issues (alienation, guilt, reproduction even) while reading. Find something new to discuss or think about every time I read.

I have lots of stuff, and at the end of the day, most of it doesn’t really matter. But the experiences I’ve had so far in life have meant so much more than any pile of things ever could. Keep that in mind as you make your own list! I think everyone would benefit from living more simply, with fewer things. Make it a goal to regularly declutter your life of unnecessary items. 60. Donate Your Other Stuff to Charity Enders Game by Orson Scott Card. Great bit of writing and keeps you on your toes. If you want to dive into it the layers are there but if you just want a simple book it’s very accessible. Nails the viewpoint of children and is a very interesting take on a war novel.If you can’t find inspiration from big books of lists, the next place to look for it is through the people who are doing amazing things in the world. See the sunrise from a Hot-Air Balloon in Cappadocia. There is nothing like a sunrise hot-air balloon at Cappadocia.

Try Skinny Dipping (Take it one step further and take skinny dipping pictures) P.S. I’m not brave enough for skinny dipping photos. I’ve recommended Brave New World to everyone I know. Not only does it touch on class hierarchy, which is still present in most societies, either blatantly or subtly, but the book also delves into what happens when we strive for efficiency and forget about some of the most important aspects of what makes us human. I’m talking flint and steel style! No firelighters allowed. Learn the theory, then get out into the great outdoors and give it a shot! 28. Try Vegetarianism for a Week See how long you can go without it, and feel the benefits that come along as a result. 74. Watch Your Favourite Sports Team Play Live At that point, everything stops. You’re can’t help but get caught up in the adrenaline of it. Then the parachute opens and you get literally swept away in the sudden calm that descends. It’s a beautiful experience and one you won’t regret. 65. Do a Bungee JumpTravel Journal, Adventure Journal, Traveling Journal, Camping Journal, Camper Notebook, Custom Journal, Camping Gift, Trip Planner, RV Gift Lord of the Flies. It really exposes the nature of humanity and the older you get, the more you understand.

For town and city dwellers, being out in the greenery is even more enjoyable. 19. Watch the Sunrise & Sunset in One Day

For Whom the Bell Tolls. I have mixed feelings about Hemingway, and even about this book, but I still feel like every person will find something worthwhile in it. My mom makes me turn a Christmas list in to her every August 1st. 101 Things To Do Before You Die and This Book Will Change Your Life were both on there. The Diaries of Anne Frank. Really helps show you the mood of the war from her perspective and is the only book that has actually made me feel really sad.

It’s a north star that will always help you stay on course. And even give you a sense of purpose when life seems overwhelming. Going to the gym is a great way to get fitter and stronger. It sort of helps if you actually go, though. Make it your mission to go 3 or 4 times a week. Set yourself fitness goals and see if you can meet them! It’s also (a bit like journaling) a way of writing down your thoughts and opinions. Blogs provide a top platform for doing that, and sharing them with an audience.Travel Scrapbook, Personalised Scrapbook, Travel book, Travel Memories, Adventure Book, Holiday Scrapbook, Travel Photo Book, Travel Gift Why not hop on the bandwagon and get one for yourself? Don’t fret the whole ‘this is permanent’ thing. Life’s too short for ‘what ifs’. If you’ve always toyed with the idea of tattoos, then don’t wait any longer.