You have a great start to your list!

Mine list has hang gliding lessons. Some of my friends prefer sky diving.

Oh this a good idea.

This is my list:

Learn to play guitar
Take a camera course
Go to New York
Go to the UK
Buy my own house

Wow, encouraging....Well lets see.. on my bucket list < I can say that Im now 45), getting old here, lol. I want to drive a tractor, and go to australia.. thats about it. Ive gone alot of places in the u.s. and hawaii. Sean and I had a dream of going to australia... to do the outdoors, in the moment thing, not really the shopping touring thing. Now I must go it alone.. :{. Im glad you are thinking towards doing the things your sweet husband wouldve wanted you to do... keep pushing foward. My husband died in a bad truck accident. He was crushed underneath it. I wasnt there when it happened, but I am the one who found him, he was on our property. gentle hugs, and god bless, carla

Great Idea. Its never to early to start

I made a similar list when I turned 40, my Mom had died shortly before my birthday, and it got me thinking. I am 58 now, and I have accomplished some of the things on that earlier list, and abandoned as not really important some of the others. My list might not make much sense to the average person, but I grew up poor - my father's first cancer was when I was a little girl and the financial impact of that stayed throughout my early life. So my list includes:

Ride a horse - I am a city girl, but I live in the country now, so maybe I can finally knock this one off.

Learn to ride a skateboard - I figure if Fred Astaire could learn in his 80's that there may still be hope for me.

Return to the village where my father was born to see where he came from. I have a better shot of doing that now that I live in the UK.

Take up Tai Chi - may do that one soon, they are starting to offer classes for seniors here in our village.

I like the idea of the "No Regrets List" - I shudder to call anything a Bucket List after Cliff's death. He used to say that he would need to live to 125 to get everything done that he wanted to do, but sadly we lost him at 55.

Thanks for sharing some of your list with us! :)

Love and Hugs,
Martha

What a good idea
1. Take a trip to Europe
2. Go on an African safari
3. Volunteer..most likely with the elderly or sponsor a family in need..maybe both

I love the idea of a No Regrets list! I have always had my dreams of traveling, so here it goes.

1. Spend a year living in Greece.
2. Learn how really oil paint, not just dabble.
3. Write a mystery novel.
4. Learn how to surf.

Good for you and a great idea!
Hugs,
Val

A no regrets list! What a great idea. Larry and i did travel a fair bit, but i have not been to the U.S. northeast and would love to see Boston. First on my list would be to quit being so isolated. Lately i have to push myself out the door unless i am with family. Good luck with your list.
p.s. Since I am Canadian i am happy to see hockey on your list. Hugs Patti

I really like this idea. It has got me to thinking. 1st and foremost I'd like to write a book in my husbands memory, and publish it. (I've actually started).
2). visit New York just once
3) Zipline
4) Go to sport events, A football, basketball and Hockey game, sorry but I don't care much for baseball.
5) See a live play, Grease or Chicago my preference
6) Drive West just to sight see.

That is a great start....hello...just call me Doc........One of my things to do would be to sit in on a set or write a song with Phil Collins.....

Sorry...new at this......a bit of a back ground is in order...I lost the love of my life a yrs and a half ago now...suddenly........and I miss her ever so much everyday............5 wonderful children....we have......yes....you have a very good idea there....and big big hugs.........be well...

I want to visit Yellowstone National park, and photograph various wildlife- such as Bison- without getting eaten by Grizzlies ;-)

PARIS!!

Mine is simple but fits my wants/needs

- visit Halifax and the Bay of Fundy
- Become a Teacher's Assistant and work in the field
-Take life as it comes

Honestly, I can not write a no regrets list because I don't have any. I've really been blessed to have lived a full life, doing and accomplishing all that I had set out to do. Now, my life is as of yet just an undefined open adventure waiting to present itself to me. Bring it on, life! Bring it on! God bless you all ~ Scott