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Last year I started an annual tradition – my yearly bucket lists. As I mentioned in my 2019 post<\/a>, the term can sound so morbid. How many things can one cross off the list before you die? It\u2019s the \u201cbefore you die\u201d part that gives \u201cBucket List\u201d the negative connotation. But, Google puts it in a little better words defining bucket list as \u201ca number of experiences or achievements that a person hopes to have or accomplish during their lifetime.\u201d Yet, in 2019 the bucket list became even more real to me…. because, well, I almost died<\/a>. And I realized that I have so many things that I still want to do. The saying is true, when you’re life flashes before you, you don’t regret the things you did do, but you regret the things you didn’t do.<\/p>\n

Yet, if you take your life goals and put them before you, that can get overwhelming. As with any goal, it’s better to chunk it into smaller pieces – hence why I decided to go the annual<\/em> bucket list route. So, in 2020, my annual bucket list takes into account some of those things that I’ve talked about doing for years, but haven’t actually done, and put them on my list.<\/p>\n

Revisiting my 2019 Bucket List<\/h3>\n

Last year I had 10 goals, six of which I achieved, two are ongoing, and two remain unfinished. Let’s take a look at these.<\/p>\n

\u2714\ufe0f1) Ski 135 days or more – I rounded out the season with 146 ski days, with my last one on July 2nd. When I was hurt on July 6th, I was about to get 147 days. My modified goal was to ski every month of the year. I was striving for two more days in July, day 149 in August, and day 150 in September. Obviously the injury kept me from this, but I achieved my original goal.<\/p>\n

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Friends weave in and out of your life. New friends suddenly become old friends, old friends disappear, and new friends are made. I was happy to have a new old friend weave back into my life today, with a fun pre-4th of July celebration ski! Thanks Kim for letting me drag you out for another fantastic day in the mountains! Always fun times together \ud83d\ude01 #skiday146 – @smithoptics @lekiusa @backcountryfuel – #4thofjuly #ski #skiing #skithe14ers #14erskiers #14erskiing #backcountryskiing #backcountry #summer #summerskiing #turnsallyear #earnyourturns #mountcameron<\/a><\/p>\n

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