Reverse Bucket List

Bucket lists make me nervous.

(wait for it…wait for it…)



What happens if you don’t finish the list?

What happens if item #4 isn’t what you thought it would be?


I have a solution-

a

Reverse Bucket List:

a list of things already done.



Here is part of mine:




* Seeing my husband’s face, as he sat in the Chicago Cubs dugout

the weekend Katherine ran the Chicago marathon for Parkinson’s research.

(my grandson and my father)


* Watching these two guys eat Blue Bell ice cream out of my mother’s

milk glass bowls.


and

*Working with this funky, quirky house

that was a HUD listing,

had been abandoned,

had fire damage in the hall bath,

and

is my

HAVEN.



So here’s the deal ladies.

You have a bucket list-

 

you always have.


It’s behind you.