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Happy Tuesday! I hope you all had a good start to your week! My day yesterday was pretty lazy. Haha, after a full Sunday I wanted to take a day to relax and it was pretty nice! First off, let's announce the Chef Earl's giveaway winner!
CHRISTINA!
Send me an e-mail, Christina, and we'll get your Chef Earl's products out to you asap! A couple months ago
Caitlin wrote a
post about writing a list of 100 dreams, inspired by a book she's reading called 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think by Laura Vanderkam. I read the post just after my 25th birthday, and it got me thinking about dreams in life and I decided to write out my list of 100 dreams. I finally went back to the list this weekend to add to it, and I've gotten up to 50. Haha 100 is a lot, especially when you don't know what direction your life is going in. However, I do think the 50 I have now are ones that I can start working on, and slowly checking off. My only issue would be remembering to go back to the list, so it's fresh in my mind. I guess the best thing to do is say YES to opportunities that come my way. Some of these are pretty silly (own a hammock) while others are much more serious. Some are big and life-long goals while others are something I could honestly run out and do right now. But it's nice to have a balance like that, especially so I can start checking them off sooner rather than later! I split my list up into a couple sections to make it a little easier to read through. Here are my first 50:
Please Note - these are numbered but while editing the #s aren't showing up/they're a little messed up. I promise there are fifty One Hundred Things (halfway there):
Life/Random - Marry my best friend
- Have at least one dog
- Build a better relationship with God
- Have children
- Pass one state's Bar exam
- Own property
- Keep in touch with certain friends for my whole life
- Own a vacation home/condo
- Pay back all my loans
- Be stylish
- Buy something from Lululemon
- Have a vegetable garden
- Have my palm read
- See Wicked on Broadway
- Participate in a flash mob dance
- Own a hammock
- Host a Thanksgiving dinner
- Have something published in print
- Fly in a private plane
- Sing Karaoke (in front of people)
- Always stay involved with KD Alumnae
Body/Athletics - Be able to do 25-50 push-ups correctly
- Run a sub 1:50 half marathon
- PR my 5K time (as of 2012)
- Hold a 5 minute plank
- Try crossfit for a month
- Join a yoga studio and go once a week
- Keep up running and weight lifting my entire life
Travel/Activities - Live near the mountains
- Travel through Europe
- Go sky diving
- Ride in a hot air balloon
- Go to all 50 states
- Ride an elephant
- Swim with a whale shark
- See a blue whale
- Go skiing again
- Travel to 6 of the 7 continents
- Travel to Canada
- Go hunting
- Gallop on a horse
- Join a weekly bible study
- Go to Harry Potter world in Universal Studios
- Drive most of Highway 1
- Go paintballing
- See the Northern Lights
- Go somewhere in Africa
- Go somewhere in Asia
- Travel to Australia
- Go wine tasting at a vineyard
Do you have a bucket list or list of things you want to accomplish in life? Any of mine that you also have on your list?
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Send me an e-mail, Christina, and we'll get your Chef Earl's products out to you asap! A couple months ago Caitlin wrote a post about writing a list of 100 dreams, inspired by a book she's reading called 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think by Laura Vanderkam. I read the post just after my 25th birthday, and it got me thinking about dreams in life and I decided to write out my list of 100 dreams. I finally went back to the list this weekend to add to it, and I've gotten up to 50. Haha 100 is a lot, especially when you don't know what direction your life is going in. However, I do think the 50 I have now are ones that I can start working on, and slowly checking off. My only issue would be remembering to go back to the list, so it's fresh in my mind. I guess the best thing to do is say YES to opportunities that come my way. Some of these are pretty silly (own a hammock) while others are much more serious. Some are big and life-long goals while others are something I could honestly run out and do right now. But it's nice to have a balance like that, especially so I can start checking them off sooner rather than later! I split my list up into a couple sections to make it a little easier to read through. Here are my first 50: Please Note - these are numbered but while editing the #s aren't showing up/they're a little messed up. I promise there are fifty One Hundred Things (halfway there): Life/Random 
