How I Did with my Winter Bucket List
I'm joining in with my fellow Bucket List Bloggers this weekend to share how we did on our winter bucket lists before posting our spring bucket lists on Monday. I kept our winter bucket list pretty short and sweet and I'm happy that I was able to get nearly everything knocked off of it.
My Winter Bucket List:
1.Have a great time in Hawaii--Check!
3. Celebrate Alec's birthday-- Check!
4. Get out on a few hikes/snowshoe walks-- Check!
5. Try a new soup recipe-- Check! I combined a couple of different recipes and came up with a cabbage and quinoa soup that I really loved.
6. Visit a museum or gallery-- Check!
8. Read by the fire--Check! I had lots of afternoons doing this.
9. Work on another puzzle or two--Check! Though that Banyan Tree was nearly my undoing!
10. Have a pajama day-- Nope! Turns out I'm not really a hang out in my pj's all day kind of person anymore.
11. Make some homemade English Muffins (again)--Check!
12. Send a care package or two to Alec-- Check!
13. Paint at least one new painting-- Check!
14. Play around with my new Stampin Up! Products that are still in the box-- Check!
You did do a great job! What a fun review of your list and your accomplishments on it.
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DeleteYou did great, Joanne!
Your homemade English muffins look divine!
I have been making one egg in a mug in the microwave this week and it fits perfectly on my English muffins. I add a thin slice of cheese and a slice of Canadian bacon.
Thank you, Andrea! Amy that made me chuckle; sometimes I swear the boxes for commenting just disappear. Your breakfast sandwiches sound delicious.
DeleteWay to tackle your winter bucket list! Looks like you had a great time in Hawaii. Love your cards!
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DeleteWhat a fabulous list! Your trip to Hawaii looked incredible and loving the cards you created!
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DeleteGreat list, nicely achieved!
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DeleteGreat job on your list!
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DeleteYes you did! What a productive winter!
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DeleteThat was a successful winter bucket list. Those puzzles look challenging.
ReplyDeleteThank you! That banyan tree one was so difficult.
DeleteWell done with the bucket list! It sounds like you had a great winter, especially with the trip to Hawaii and the celebrations.
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DeleteBeautiful pictures! Didn't you love the Van Gough Immersive experience? Your cards are lovely, too. :) Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteWe really did love it so much! I keep checking to see if the Monet one will be coming close to us.
DeleteNice job on our list! The pictures from Hawaii are so beautiful! We did the Van Gogh Experience when it was in Orlando, glad we got to do it. I really like the cards you made, you are so creative Joanne!
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DeleteOoo I really love that NP puzzle! I just added it to my wishlist on Amazon! That cake looks amazing too.
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DeleteLove the care package and how lovely to go to Hawaii. Such a great place. #WeekendCoffeeSHare
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DeleteYou really did a wonderful job with your bucket list. I need to get my post done now.
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DeleteYou really did a great job with the list. Of course, with so many celebrations, how could it not be a good winter?
ReplyDeleteAnd i'm the same way I can't hang out in my p.J's unless i'm sick.
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I keep thinking it sounds comfy but I feel compelled to get dressed each day... of course I often change into pj's by 3:30/4 in the afternoon in winter but somehow that's okay because at least I got dressed.
DeleteThat banyan tree puzzle looks almost impossible. You really did a lot this winter - faves were the trip and the Van Gogh exhibit! I need to work on some care packages soon!
ReplyDeleteOh I thought I was going to go crossed eye over that banyan tree puzzle!
DeleteYou did good on your list.
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DeleteYou accomplished almost all! Great job. I'm not a hole day pyjama type neither. Such a waist of time.
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DeleteYou did do a great job on your list! That's a lot of accomplishments!
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DeleteWhat a fabulous winter bucket list. I love all that you accomplished.
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DeleteWhat a great list! It looks like you had a really nice winter! Hawaii is so beautiful! Many congrats to Ian! The cabbage soup looks so delicious. Your scrap books and cards are beautiful, Joanne. Well done!
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DeleteYou had a great winter!!
ReplyDeleteWe really did!
DeleteLooks like a fun winter! I think I'd like to make a list for spring.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on my spring list right now!
DeleteWay to go! Can’t wait to see your spring list!
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DeleteCongrats on checking off your winter bucket list and congrats to Ian! You had a fabulous winer. Thank you for your weekend coffee share.
ReplyDeleteThank you! We really did have a fabulous winter.
DeleteYou did really well with your winter bucket list! Love your family pics in Hawaii. I hope your spring/summer lists are just as awesome. 😊
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DeleteYou were so close to checking off every single item! Great job! Looks like a ton of fun!
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DeleteKnocking out nearly every item on your bucket list is impressive especially with big milestones like Ian’s graduation and your Hawaii trip. That banyan tree puzzle sounds like a real challenge, but it must have been satisfying to complete.
ReplyDeleteThank you! That puzzle was a real challenge but it did feel so satisfying to complete.
DeleteYou did really awesome checking off most things from your bucket list! And such great things too! I too can not do "pajama days" I can't even do "sweat pants" days so I totally get that one!
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing some of your beautiful Hawaii pictures again!
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DeleteYou did a great job. I love your Hawaii pictures.
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DeleteI'd say you've done very well -- and what a fun post to enjoy!
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DeleteHawaii looked amazing! Those puzzles seem pretty tough. Congrats on completing your winter bucket list—and a big congrats to Ian too!
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DeleteSo much great celebrating this winter! I keep seeing ads for Immersive Van Gogh and I want to check it out. And that banyan tree puzzle DOES look hard. Go you for finishing it!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I was determined not to give up on that puzzle.
DeleteGreat list - I'm impressed with your celebrations and fun trips. #MMBC
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DeleteYour homemade cards are so beautiful and looking at your scrapbook takes me back about 20 years when I used to do it and loved it soooo much. One day. Hawaii sounds fantastic and I love the picture of you and your husband surrounded by trees. It's absolutely beautiful. Sounds like you made the first quarter a hit and I am looking forward to seeing your goals for next quarter.
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DeleteGreat job knocking out your list. That soup looks yummy! I missed going to the Van Gogh event when it was nearby :( Oh boy the banyan tree puzzle would be hard. I did the same national park one. I'm not one to hang out in my jammies either...though I tend to hang out in athletic shorts and tank tops if I'm home. haha! I've made homemade english muffins once..I need to do it again. I love that painting. So pretty.
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DeleteWell done: and some great pics to accompany your progress! Love that a lot of it was fun.
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DeleteBravo, you!! Love that this list began with 'enjoy trip to Hawaii.' And that you wearned a big check mark on that activity. So enjoyed your photos and the beautiful pages you created. Glad you opened the Stampin' Up box...look what you created with those supplies!! Very elegant looking cards.
ReplyDeleteHeavens, Ian's cake looks so good. Did you have it in Hawaii? YUM. Will he be going off to school or staying home? Congratulations one and all.
I always enjoy photos from your hikes. Really hoping to get back to easy hikes this spring. I am up to walking between 1.5 and 2 miles. But uneven ground still worries me a little.
Anxious to see what you have planned for spring!!
Thank you! Ian is working full time and planning to open his own landscaping business one day.
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