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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. Here are some fall bucket list ideas items I have now:

• Actually decorate for fall
• Go to a pumpkin patch
• Learn to cook a new hearty soup, stew, or chili recipe
• Climb a tree or take it to the next level with extreme tree climbing
• Go apple picking
• Carve pumpkins and roast the seeds
• Attend a football game (and tailgate)
• Organize a Spooky Pooch parade and dress your dog in a Halloween costume
• Get a 1000-piece puzzle with an autumn motif to put together on a chilly night
• Take a walking tour of your city
• Send notes to friends and family for Thanksgiving telling them why you are thankful for them
• Watch or attend a football game
  
• Take a bike ride on a scenic trail
• Get a special mug for autumn
• Expand your palate with a new fall recipe
• Have a chili cook off with friends
• Go on a hayride
• Visit a pumpkin patch and choose several pumpkins to take home
• Dress up in Steampunk attire for Halloween (Victorian science fiction)
• Attend a harvest festival
• Ride your bike around the neighborhood
• Apple Picking
• Watch leaves change colors on a scenic hike
• Have a marathon of “The Munsters”
• Go bowling
• Turn pumpkin into a kitchen staple
• Attend a cultural event that makes you appreciate modern conveniences
• Bake a pie from scratch
• Buy roasted chestnuts from a street vendor
• Decorate the mantle with a fall theme
• Go pick apples
• Bundle up and gaze at the stars
• Visit a local farm
• Enjoy some apple cider
• Go camping or just make a bonfire and eat smores
• Attend a Fall Festival
  
• Make Halloween-themed cupcakes
• Attend a family harvest festival
• Take a nature hike and take pictures of the beauty
• Try geocaching
• Listen to Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons – Fall
• Decorate your home for Halloween
• Take a fall family picture
• Organize a Halloween party
• Take indoor activities—like reading—outside
• Get some nutmeg, cinnamon sticks, vanilla beans, and cloves, and make Fall potpourri
• Go for a walk and take in the clean, crisp autumn air
• Listen to your favorite Halloween songs:
• Bake an apple pie–with a flaky, light, delicious crust–from scratch
• Go horseback riding
• Try a pumpkin spice or seasonal apple drink or dessert
• Try a themed fun run like the “run like hell” 5k
• Collect golden autumn leaves and use them to decorate your dinner table, windowsills, or any other surface you choose
• Host or attend a costume party
• Visit your local farmer’s market
• Jump in a pile of leaves
• Watch “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown”
• Plant a garden of vegetables
• Make caramel-coated apples
• Spend a Sunday afternoon doing nothing but watching football and eating chili
• Get a big bag of fresh Brach candy corn, and a big bag of mellowcreme pumpkins
• Go to Pumpkin Patch
  
• Find a foolproof recipe for a crock-pot meal or a hearty soup
• Go to a corn maze
• Make a scarecrow (here’s a good tutorial)
• Take a scenic drive for some ‘leaf peeping’
• Go to your nearest apple orchard and look for the best apples to take home
• Eat a cider donut
• Make spiced apple cider
• Rake leaves into a giant pile to jump into
• Launch an apple or try target practice in the woods
• Participate in a costume contest
• Put up a Halloween Tree and hang up ornaments shaped like Frankenstein, Dracula, skulls, and orange and black glass balls
• Take a walk down a trail you’ve never been on
• Paint a pumpkin
• Grab a cup of Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte (Espresso, pumpkin-flavored syrup and steamed milk
• Carve your own Jack-0-Lantern
• Get a horn of plenty-a woven horned basket-and fill it with autumn produce such as apples, grapes, pears, potatoes, Indian corn, nuts, and wheat
• Host a bonfire with s’mores
• Bake cookies shaped like autumn leaves
• Incorporate cinnamon into your cooking
• Implement the “candy tax” if you take your kids to a lot of Halloween events
• Get crafty and try to make something seasonal using
• Make a Harvest Broom and hang it from your front door
• Make leaf art
  
• Update your fall fashion
• Go pick out a pumpkin
• Read spooky stories like “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” or “The Telltale Heart”
• Pass out candy to trick-or-treaters
• Have a horror movie night marathon
• Have a photo-shoot among the falling leaves
• Celebrate the colors of the season
• Bribe your kid to put on that adorable costume that is too small just one more time
• Start an impromptu football game
• Roast pumpkin seeds
• Take a trip to the zoo, drive thru safari, or an animal park
• Host a scary movie night or watch a back-to-school classic
• Go to Art prize
• Create a Halloween Village filled with creepy, scary Halloween themed houses, figurines and accessories
• Go apple picking with family and friends
• Bundle up and see a drive in movie one more time
• Do a nature scavenger hunt on a hike
• Have a marathon of “The Addam’s Family”
• Make your Halloween costume
• Get lost in a corn maze
• Get a large tub of water, fill it with apples, gather a fun group of people, and go bobbing for apples
• Go for a nature walk and enjoy fall colors
• Attend a fall festival
  
• Be the house with the best Halloween candy on the block
• Drink apple cider
• Take a day trip to a small town you’ve never been to
• Make vegetarian chili
• Make pumpkin cupcakes, or pumpkin pancakes
• Rake a giant pile of leaves, take a few steps back, run, and jump in!
• Visit a haunted house, or put together your own
• Eat a carmel apple
• Go canoeing or kayaking
• Find a few crazy friends and dress up like zombies
• Run (or walk) a fall road race
• Organize a game of touch football
• Try hiking in a forest preserve or state park

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