Moderately Confused by Jeff Stahler for November 16, 2023

Lunchbucket, waterbucket, plastic bucket, waste bucket…

Well, then, make one. It doesn’t have to be elaborate and expansive (or expensive), just start small and work on those things that you can accomplish. It may grow as your horizons grow, or slim down as you realize what is possible. Remember, if you run out of things on your bucket list, you may die, so keep working on them!

Put “make a bucket list” on your “to-do list”

Some sage once said that every day one should sit for 5-10 minutes and just think of things one would like to do. The most probable ones would eventually rise to the surface and become goals.

In my experience, over 80 years later, those ‘probabilities’ have become either memories of things done or regrets for things I wish I had at least tried. Life does that.

I also have the list of Books PeopleRecommend That I Never Seem To Read

And there it is…real life……

I have a bucket list. I don’t have a Jack Nicholson to fund it.

1) I have several buckets, but not so many that I need to make a list.

2) And they work best if they’re not listing (leaning).

“oh…and honey?…don’t forget to take out the trash and do the laundry…and what’s for dinner??”

I had a bucket list, but it pailed in comparison to others.

She has so much to do before she dyes…her hair.

Sigh. That’s my life, too.

Try a “Kill Bill” list for a twist.