I feel we all have a list of things we want to do, you know, before we kick the bucket! I believe that is where the expression comes from because, let's face it, carrying lists around in buckets isn't overly practical and they do nothing to enhance the look of our sand castles. Why do we bother setting ourselves goals of things we really want to do before we snuff it? After all, it can erode our spontaneity. If we're the sort that sees a bit of spare cash and just buggers off and does something, perhaps we don't need a bucket list at all because we will just do stuff anyway? Yeah, obviously that's true, to an extent. I've often times in the past just taken myself off somewhere. Was it a spur of the moment thing though or was it something itching at me to be done which just coincided with the ability to do it at the time? I think the latter. What sort of things should go in a bucket list? For me, travel ranks highly in it. Essentially though it could be anythi...
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