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List of stuff to do

I love me some list of stuff to do. Life goes so quick but it is still a good idea to put together a list of fun stuff you want to accomplish. Bucket list for you and your boyfriend. Here are some cheap bucket list ideas items I have now:

• Do One Thing You Are Afraid Of
• Lemonade stands.
• Leave a Love Note on the Bathroom Mirror
• The beach (seashell hunting, castle building, ocean splashing, lying down in the sand while your kids throw sand in your face)
• Face this fear today by planning a date with yourself
• Learn to Juggle
• Have a luau in the backyard. Don’t forget Limbo!
• Hike a New Trail
• Give Blood
• Get Fitted for a Bra
• Find a pen pal, and start writing letters
• Bake a Loaf of Bread
  
• Play 20 Questions With Your Partner
• Surprise Someone
• Go for an inch hike. Create a gauge or mark your finger at 1 inch. Then go for a walk or hike, looking for things that are less an inch or less long
• The lines do not need to rhyme, actually most of the time they don’t
• Handwrite a Letter to Someone Special
• Perform a Magic Trick
• Homemade snow cones, popsicles, or ice cream. No one wants to bake in the summer, but frozen treats are totally fun to whip up together — and eat
• Do a Charity Walk
• Go to the Movies By Yourself
• Go to Dinner and/or the Movies Alone
• Kids Skate Free offers free roller-skating passes for kids under 12 during the summer.
• Stay up late and have a night of stargazing
• Read a Classic
• Change Your Hair
• Tie-dye! Get a cheap kit from a craft store and go nuts. Definitely take this project outside
• Donate Clothing
• I can guarantee you that
• Have a picnic at a local park or even just in your backyard
• Get a bucket with soapy water and a few sponges. Have the kids wash your car. Have them wash their toys cars. Whatever. Water + kids + hot summer day = magic. And you might end up with a (slightly) cleaner car in the end
  
• Visit an animal shelter (though I can’t guarantee you won’t return home without a new pet or two)
• Be an Organ Donor
• It’s a completely free bucket list goal!
• Take a New Route to Work
• Start Fire Without Matches
• Start an Herb Garden
• Hug a Redwood
• Contact Someone with Your Own Name
• Collect rocks, and then come inside and paint them. We like to make them into bugs. So fun!
• Learn to Change the Oil in your Car
• Buy some simple appliances at the Salvation Army or Goodwill, give your kid a screwdriver, and let your kid go to town
• com offer free blogs with easy setup, all you have to do is come up with something creative to talk about
• Write a Haiku
• R
• Finish a Crossword Puzzle
• Watch the Sunrise & Sunset in One Day
• Hook up the sprinklers, or just say screw it and have the kids spray each other directly with the hose
• Kiss in the Rain
  
• Photography project (i e , give your kids your phone, kick them outside, and have them do a nature study through photos)
• Dance on a Bar
• Make a Gratitude Journal
• Volunteer
• Check out your local library’s calendar. Almost all of them have events for kids of all ages, always free
• Sleep Under the Stars
• Get out the water table. Add some spray bottles and water guns, and you’ve got hours of fun ahead of you
• Learn to Use Chopsticks
• Water balloons. My kids have had hours of fun with these. Just make sure you tell them to only toss the damn balloons inside (what a colossal mess!)
• Sign up for a reading program at your local library
• Knit a Scarf
• Put Change into Someone’s Expired Meter
• Cover the Bed in Rose Petals
• Zoos and museums often have free or reduced priced days, often at odd times. But who needs predictable schedule in the summer?
• Make a YouTube Video
• Camp out in the backyard!
• Be an Extra in a Movie
• Be a Tourist in Your Own Town
• Go 24 Hours without Internet, Radio or Television
• Sign up for Kids Bowl Free for free bowling passes. There are locations all over the U S , and all you have to do is complete the online registration to get two free bowling games a day, all summer long
• Scavenger hunts in the backyard or the living room!
• Make boats out of juice cartons
  
• Create a Blog
• After not reading it for five years, I have now vowed to visit it on every birthday
• Mini golfing can be relatively inexpensive and totally fun. Even the littlest ones can partake
• Have a garage sale.
• Entertain the Elderly at a Nursing Home
• Attempt Meditation
• But think about it
• Cheap movie theater deals. Lots of theaters will have half-price days or early-morning $1 shows
• Get a Slip ‘N Slide. They’re cheap, easy, and the kids love them. But they are seriously slippery, so parental supervision is pretty much required
• Drop them off at grandma’s house for a night. Pretend they won’t be given candy by the barrel or go to sleep way past their bedtimes. And anyway, who cares — it’s summer
• Name a Star
• Visit seniors at a nursing home or senior center. Their faces will light up as soon as you walk in!
• Feed a Homeless Person
• Make an Origami Animal
• Get Ordained
• Have a family barbecue. Nothing fancy, everything yummy
• Read the Book Before the Movie
• Sing Karaoke
• Science experiments. Make slime. Make gooey marbles. Make an exploding volcano in an empty soda bottle. Endless fun (and mess, too, but you can take the messier experiments outside)
• All National Parks are now free for fourth-graders Check it out!
• Make a Homemade Beauty Product
• Schoolyard fun day: jump rope, double-dutch, hopscotch, dodgeball Yes
  
• Go on a hike. Doesn’t have to be too far away or for too long. Remember bug spray. Seriously
• Assemble backpacks for homeless shelters or care packages for hospitalized kids
• Go to a free concert in the park. Most communities have at least one or two of these, and they are so delightful and fun
• Create Your Own Cocktail
• Learn the Alphabet in Sign Language
• Write a Letter to your Future Self
• and also your hopes for each of these things in the future
• And she was right
• It’d be a bonus if running the 5k was to support a local organization
• Run a Themed 5k
• Practice makes perfect!
• Complete a 1000+ Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
• Family board game day. Trivia night. Take all of this outside!
• Throw some shaving cream down on a table, the deck, a kiddie pool, or in the bath, and have your kids go wild, making art (or smearing it all over their faces, whatever works)
• Eat a New Food
• Day trips to random places within driving distance (pick a random place on the map and see what’s there)
• Have a hula hoop contest (though my son will beat you all—his hidden talent)
• Create obstacle courses at local parks or at home
• Write a Thank You Letter to a Company
• Go old school: Bring a radio outside and have a dance party
• Chain store event activities. Home Depot and Lowe’s do fun, free events for kids. And there’s always the drop-off playroom/ball pit at IKEA
• See a Foreign Film
• Reconnect with an Old Friend
• Ride a Mechanical Bull
  
• Make Fresh Pasta
• Sidewalk chalk! Sidewalk paint! Both favorites of mine!
• Have a jewelry party

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