Bucket Lists and whatnot.

When I was younger, I would write tons and tons of bucketlists and lists of goals and stash them under my dresser. I wish I could find them, I would love to see what kind of things were on them. I remember things like "Get a college degree," "Make a quilt," "Get my Young Women's Recognition Award." But I would love to see all the items on these lists. I read over my cousin Celeste's Life List when she shared it on her blog a couple weeks ago, and I was not surprised to find we had many similar items, but it was not without things that make us completely different. I was hesitant to share mine with the world, but, I doubt the world reads this. So, here is my list of things I want to do/learn/see as of May 2012...

• Learn to kayak
• See a musical on Broadway
• Learn conversational Spanish (more than the kitchen Spanglish I know--pleeeeease)
• Build a cabinet or piece of furniture
• Go deep sea fishing
• Take a train trip (there is one my ex and I talked about doing through "Copper Canyon" in Mexico, it's supposedly one of the most scenic train trips in the world, but of course, Europe beckons as well, Switzerland!)
• Learn a musical instrument, ie. the cello. (Sorry 6 years of piano, I have failed you)
• Blow glass
• Finish culinary school (ohhhhh once this semester is oveeeeeeeeeer, FINALLY)
• Complete a Bachelor's degree in something I love 
• Run a race
• Make another quilt
• Take a class on Eastern Religion
• Riverboat Ride on the Mississippi
• Canopy tour a jungle
• Learn a favorite song on the guitar
• Eat clam chowder in New England
• Go sailing
• Certify in scuba
• Provide Christmas for a family in need
• Plant my own garden
• Etch glass
• Become a home owner (it's the American dream, right?)
• Learn to weld
• Go surfing, in the ocean (wake surfed, made me crave more!)
• Visit all 50 states ( I believe I only have around 17, not even half way!)
• Do a session in every Utah temple 
• Visit the Greek Isles
• Try rock climbing/repelling
• See Machu Picchu
• Hone my archery skills
• Visit the top ten art museums in the world
• Try skydiving, base jumping, or bungee jumping (soooo cliche, but it'll get you out of your comfort zone!)
• Take a yoga class
• Learn a dying art
• Adopt a dog
• Go on a humanitarian trip
• Visit Europe
• Start a "Small Eateries and Diners of Utah" blog

Well, I better get busy, or rich, or both.