I wish that for you as well.
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Originally Posted by davidpizzica
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I wish that for you as well.
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Originally Posted by davidpizzica
I saw "The Bucket List" on cable over the weekend and thought of this thread! :)
It is a great movie! Love the whole idea.
Still chipping away at my B List, a few now, and few later, he heee. Such FUN!
So....are you going to do a Morgan Freeman jump out of an airplane for us ??? :D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Freedom
Um, no, that event does not seem to be on my B List, he hee.
But I would LOVE to try hang gliding!
CALIFORNIA! :) I will be seeing Los Angeles, Anaheim, Riverside, Palm Springs, Santa Monica, Venice, and Dana Point/San Diego..
And I'll be able to cross it off my 'list' in two weeks.
I purchased this list on sale at Wal Mart a few weeks ago but have not watched it yet. My bucket list????
Wom, my Mom and Dad use to sing that song when I was growing up. :)
- hot air balloon ride
- visit the UK (;) :love:to Karen and Chris) - this one has been on my list for at least 5 years and if something doesn't happen soon, I'm afraid I'll never get there....
- visit Randi ;):love:
- visit Zippykat (planned for Nov/2011) :love:
- African safari
- adopt a rescue dog (can't happen until I retire)
- take cooking classes
- visit southern US - alabama, mississippi, new orleans....
- take a train trip across Canada
- stuff my face full of lobster in Maine and eastern Canada
- most of all, get heathier which I'm working on
Let's add a few things!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxyluvsme13
- Go to Harry Potter World
- Travel to Texas and meet some of my favorite online friends.
- Visit Canada
- Visit all 50 states at least once.
- Puerto Rico!
- Graduate from college.
- Get accepted into vet school.
- Graduate from vet school.
Find heart and soul doggy, check. Go on another cruise, this will be happening in January. More travel, check. Get my driver's license, check. Get out of school, I'm graduating high school next month ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alysser
I guess I'll add some more:
-Go parasailing.
-Learn how to fix cars.
-Enjoy the rest of senior year.
-Do well in College.
[QUOTE=slick;2352487Wom, my Mom and Dad use to sing that song when I was growing up. :)[/QUOTE]
Hee hee....I used to sing that to my kids when they were growing up.
That and "Hallelujah I'm a Bum" (They really loved that one) :p
Hmm.. my bucket list is:
- purchase my own home
- get my motorcycle license
- do at least a month long bicycle tour
- get into med school and become a psychiatrist
- skydiving (hoping this year for my birthday!)
- have/adopt a child
- go to Toronto and San Francisco Pride
- Times Square for New Years Eve
- place on the podium at AAC (Agility) nationals
- drive through Canada (or maybe even cycle! I know someone who just did this.. sounded amazing!)
- visit Fiji (mom's birth place)
Oh, I'm definitely content. But there are things that I'd like to try. I'm sure there are many that I'll never live to try. But I can wish, can't I??????Quote:
I don't have a list. What is up with that? I have always been the type of person to be content with what I have.
ROFL! What are the words to Hallelujah I'm a Bum"?Quote:
Originally Posted by wombat2u2004
"Hallelujah, I'm a Bum" (Roud 7992) is an American folk song that responds with humorous sarcasm to unhelpful moralizing about the circumstance of being a hobo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonny
The song's authorship is uncertain, but according to hobo poetry researcher Bud L. McKillips the words were written by an IWW member. Some verses, though, may have been written by a Kansas City hobo known only as "One-Finger Ellis," who scribbled it on the wall of his prison cell in 1897.[1] There is also a questionable theory that Harry McClintock could have written it in 1897 when he was only fifteen.
Sung to the tune of "Revive Us Again", the song was printed by the Industrial Workers of the World in 1908, and adopted by its Spokane, Washington branch as their anthem later that year. The success of their Free speech fights of 1909 led to its widespread popularity.
The version published in 1908 goes:
Why don't you work like other folks do?
How the hell can I work when there's no work to do?
Refrain
Hallelujah, I'm a bum,
Hallelujah, bum again,
Hallelujah, give us a handout
To revive us again.
Oh, why don't you save all the money you earn?
If I didn't eat, I'd have money to burn.
Whenever I get all the money I earn,
The boss will be broke, and to work he must turn.
Oh, I like my boss, he's a good friend of mine,
That's why I am starving out on the bread line.
When springtime it comes, oh, won't we have fun;
We'll throw off our jobs, and go on the bum.
These couple of verses were added later.......
I went to a house and I knocked on the door;
The lady comes out and says, "You've been here before"
I went to a shop and I asked for some bread,
"Your too late you Bum, the baker is dead."
To drive a convertible again, just for one day. I have friends who had one. We went to a festival together when they lived in Milwaukee and I was the designated driver, so I got to drive us from downtown Milwaukee back to their apartment in Waukesha after the concert. Come to think of it, that was also the last time I drove a car with a manual transmission. I'd never driven a convertible before-- it was a beautiful night and everyone except me was happily drunk, so I "missed" the exit off of 94 and just kept going toward Madison! Whoops, sorry ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by cassiesmom