The old Bucket List:
Going on a Senior Mission ....(snort)....

With?

Catch up on all the great rated r movies I've missed.
Find an alcoholic beverage that I like.
Have premarital sex (perhaps on temple grounds). lol...
Get my business degree, have a career, and rub it in the faces of the members who think that I will be miserable without the church.

I'm crossing one off soon. A Century, a hundred mile bike ride.
I guess that has nothing to do with LDS or not.



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rutabaga Wrote:
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> I'm crossing one off soon. A Century, a hundred
> mile bike ride.
> I guess that has nothing to do with LDS or not.


Wow... tell us more about this!

The Solvang Century

rutabaga Wrote:
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> The Solvang Century


I think we see that group come through some of our area.

Still working on not being LDS, and staying married.

But after that, getting wealthy and spending 10% of it on good good quality alcohol.

Try turduckon (Chicken stuffed inside a duck, stuffed inside a turkey then baked)
Go to Europe
Tour Asia
Go on a hunting trip
Write a book (I write a chapter, forget about it, start all over a few months later)
Be the oldest man to die while having sex.
Fly in a helicopter
Go hunting (like Romney, the only big game I have ever shot were squirrels)

I have always wanted to try turduckon. It looks soooo good. I saw it in that BBQ Pitmasters Show.

Turducken is to die for!! Especially if it's cajun style. We have a butcher shoppe (Hebert's) in Houston that is simply out of this world!

Ronnie

Visit as many Caribbean islands as I can.
Ride from Houston to Sturgis and back on my Harley.
One ride each in a B17 and P51 Mustang.
Go to Cuba and smoke cigars.
Build my own BBQ smoker.
Own a 1958 Ford Skyliner, red on white.
Get my youngest son out of my house without worry.
Finish the hard section of Guitar Hero I.
Give my old HS sweetheart a big, long, sloppy kiss. (reconnected recently on FB and laugh and laugh and laugh at our HS highjinx)
See a female POTUS, just because.
One visit to the Kremlin.
Fish for peacock bass in South America.
Live long enough for my kids to have to have me live with THEM!

Just a few. Mostly narcissistic, huh.

Ron

Playing in the World Series of Poker

I don't know if Marie Osmond will ever leave my bucket list. The only good thing I ever saw in mormonism.

get her done Wrote:
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> I don't know if Marie Osmond will ever leave my
> bucket list. The only good thing I ever saw in
> mormonism.

I am somewhat concerned that immediately after "Poker" Marie Osmond was mentioned.

What was it about ''poker'' that made you think of Marie Osmond? ;oD

Please accept my apology. Been in a silly mood all day!

Nasty man, right but nasty.

Burn my plethora of LDS literature would be the first thing I would like to do.

Armymom Wrote:
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> Burn my plethora of LDS literature would be the
> first thing I would like to do.

I heard of a woman who eat her own plethora, fried, with some onions.

Did you know we are the only species in the world, where the mother does not eat her placenta.

I've done almost everything I ever wanted to - I've been lucky in that way, blessed if you want to look at it that way. The only four things I have left that I want to do are:

1. Finish publishing my book (due in May).
2. Atlantic crossing as the captain.
3. Go to Antarctica (I don't mind being a passenger on a cruise ship for that one.)
4. Travel more through Europe (I've only been to France.)

I've sailed from CA to Hawaii, Okinawa, Hong Kong, Singaopre, Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Quatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Kenya, Australia, Mexico. I've sailed up and down the East coast, West Coast to Alaska, and all along the Gulf Coast of the US, through the Caribbean, and down to Venezuela. I've lived in Costa Rica and I now work in Brasil.

I'm not the most traveled person in the world, but had I gone on a mission and been a TBM, I would have been a 40 year old, miserable, fat bastard, who would have never been anywhere and be living a shallow, closed minded life.

Oh yeah, #5. Fly on a private jet at least once.

Campaign to have chocolate added to the WOW.

Going to an airport and get on the next plane leaving, and not asking where it is going.

Could be a fun weekend.

1) Visit California
2) Meet some U.S. RFMers in person
3) Find out if California girls were as pretty as legend has it

Did 1. Which lead to 2 and 3.

The answer to 3 was yes. Very much so. (You know who you are!)

What if that plane is going to SLC?

I've pretty much done everything I wanted to do and never thought I would or just completely surprised I did.

Mostly--I'd just like my kids to find a good partner.

Would like my boyfriend to get a job by my house so neither he or I are commuting any longer--I commute there to babysit his dog while he commutes to CA for his job.

I did get to go to Sturgis!?!? last year and I had NEVER heard of it before, but I didn't ride on a bike. My boyfriend rides--but he took me to Mt. Rushmore. (Absolutely beautiful area!)

My bucket list was to at least see my old boyfriend again. Never really believed he'd ever be "mine"--but he is.

I wanted to go to Alaska ALL MY LIFE--and he took me there 2 years ago and I went again last summer to see my daughter (hope to go this summer again when my daughter is working).

Whats on MY bucket list??? EVERYTHING!!

I want to spend a couple days in the valley, do the wine train tour, tour some wineries and have a great dinner at a fabulous restaurant, complete with fabulous wine.

Did that last year and it was everything I hoped it would be and more. The Wine Train is the bomb!

Ron

Not a lot of difference since its too late.
Just gaining my own moral compass is significant.
Not running every thought through a Mormon computer first is precious.

Am now thinking Peace Corps. If I don't have to get divorced first.