Showing posts with label Seasonal Bucket Lists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seasonal Bucket Lists. Show all posts

Monday, June 13, 2022

Summer Bucket List - 2022

Wanna hear a funny story? This is the post I was going to post last year, and never did. 😂 My favorite is the second paragraph where I say I'll stick to a bucket list and post it. Bless my little 2021 heart. So I'm just gonna post it for this year and call it good. 

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Ok. I know I do this every year. But this is the year damnit. 

This is the year I make a bucket list and stick to it AND actually do posts! Because I want to preserve these memories. 

So here goes. We will start with the goals and school stuff and then move on to the actual bucket list. 

Goals:

Make a schedule and stick to it. Operation Summer Sanity is a go!

Continue schoolwork for the boys. General ideas like working on handwriting, cutting, reading 100 books in conjunction with 1000 minutes of reading for Bear and book reports (and writing in complete sentences), math for the twins along with vocab and speech. This will be a post on its own. We have a lot to accomplish, and I feel like I finally have the knowledge to move forward!

Date Nights with the boys one on one: mini golf, go to the movies, etc.

Stick with the idea of weekly themes  I don’t need to go all out, just use the weekly themes to come up with fun ideas for things to do

Try to do at least two instagramable things a week  not because I need the likes, but because I love looking back on my Instagram at all the fun things we do! Also, the boys’ family needs to get to know them better. We stay pretty isolated and that’s our choice but I’d love for the family to have some kind of bond with the boys  


Now for the actual bucket list!!! ( I so wish there was a way I could do multiple columns for this, its sooooooooo long!)

Outside Ideas:
Watch Fireworks
Draw with Chalk
Bubble Guns or rent a bubble machine
Go get sno-cones
Watch a sunrise
Watch a sunset
Catch Fireflies (GA idea)
Go on a picnic
Pick Fresh Fruit (Froberg Farm)
Read outside
Water Balloon Fight
Ride Bikes
Lay in a hammock
Stargaze
Wash the Car
Fly a kite
Play Frisbee
Plant a garden
Picture Scavenger Hunt
Water gun fight
Slip and Slide
Play Catch
Rent a bouncy house
Sidewalk Chalk & Hopscotch
Ice block with toys
Giant Bubbles
Sponge Ball War
Melt Ice Cubes
Walk the Plank/Ninja Warrior Course
Bury a Time Capsule
Fourth of July Family Field Day
Shaving Cream on Trampoline
Buy an Above Ground Pool and do all the swimming!

Inside Ideas:
Morning Invitationals a la Days with Grey
Make Play Doh plate things
Finger paint
Color Big Pages
Read Lots of Books
Singe Lots of Songs
Make a Paper Bag Puppet
Make Popsicles
Make a Fort
Make Ice Cream
Make Jam
Make Lemonade
Make cheerio necklaces
Play with Lego Blocks
Marshmallow Shooters
Make Ice Cream Sandwiches
Make Sno Cones
Make Paper Wind Sock
Make Jello Jigglers
Crafternoon
Make suckers
Home made Root Beer
Do a science project
Banana Splits
Nerf Sword Fights
Obstacle Course
Paint Rocks
Journaling
All the baking


Adventures:
San Antonio with Mom
Peach Creek!
Visit 10 different city parks
Moody Gardens
-Whole Family
-Bear Bear
-Palm Beach
Zoo
Observation Tower
Children’s Museum
-Dolphin Tour
-Build a sandcastle
-Feed the seagulls
-Ride the Ferry
-Visit the Board Walk
Surfside Beach
Baseball Game/Sporting Event
Visit 5 Splash Pads
George Ranch
Frobergs Farm
Alvin Animal Safari
Visit Farmer’s Markets
Arboretum
Visit a lake
Go to the Library
Free tour of the Ship Channel
Aquarium
Visit Dad at Work
Visit the police horses
Feed the ducks at a pond
Amusement Park
Visit a historical site
Tour a fire station
Tour a factory (Maybe Blue Bell?)
Splashtown
Pirates Bay Area Waterpark
Discovery Green Concert
Discovery Green Movie Night
Drive In Movie
Kemah Boardwalk
Go to a Festival
Demolition Derby
Go to a Carnival
San Jacinto State Park

Mom and Dad Date:
Summer nights fire pits
Go bowling
Ropes Date at Moody Gardens
Mini Golf
River Trip
Tour historic home

Sunday, March 15, 2020

Spring Break/Covid-19 Bucket List


So the world has gone to hell in a hand basket but hey...
at least we have toilet paper here ;D

Spring Break is this week so I've pulled together a list of things
I'd like to do with the boys. Lists make me haaaappy!
The list is a little longer than our normal Spring Break list
(and a little shorter on travel adventures) since Covid-19 has
extended their Spring Break by a week at least. 

Some of these are mundane things that we do on a daily basis,
but I like adding them to the list so I don't forget that the
things we do on a daily basis are what make up my children's 
childhood memories. 



Spring Break 2020 Bucket List:

Outside:
-Read Books in the Hammock
-Play on the Trampoline
-Fly a Kite
-All the Buuuuubbles!!
-Spray the Kids with The Hose ;D
-Swing!
-Go on Walks
-Play with Chalk
-Make a Sand Box
-Firepit

Inside:
-Play Velcro Darts
-Sticker Books
-Puzzles
-Make a Giant Duplo Train Set
-Science Kits for Bear
-Celebrate St. Paddy's Day
-Nerf Guns!
-Glow Stick Bath Party
-Plants vs. Zombie Xbox Tournament

Adventures:
(dependent upon Covid-19, the asshole)
-Houston Botanical Garden
-Bluebonnets by the Water
-Visit the Neighborhood Park



I will probably add more to this as the week(s) go on but I wanted
to get this posted so I can start linking up when we do some of these activities.

-Ri

Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Fall Bucket List - 2015


I'm so excited for this fall!!!

Of course, it doesn't feel like fall yet. Our daily highs are still in the low 90s but today it is dreary and about 85 degrees out so I'm saying its fall damnit!

I was inspired so this morning I picked up around the house, lit a couple of fall themed candles and sat down to figure out our Fall Bucket List. 

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fall bucket list:


Indoor activities:

 watch a Halloween movie with themed dinner
 roast pumpkin seeds
 watch or attend the thanksgiving parade
 trick or treat smell my feet plates
 make handprint bats
 Halloween bowling
 apple print pumpkins
 read Halloween books
 read fall books
 finger paint
 make a fort
 color big pages
 food and drink to make:
                    -scones
                                    -apple cider
                                    -mulled wine
                                    -something pumpkin-y
                                    -crock pot stew
                                    -chili
                                    -pumpkin pancakes
                                    -pie
                                    -jello jigglers
movies to watch
                                    -practical magic
                                    -hocus pocus
                                    -classic monster movie
                                    -the thing
                                    -the fog
                                    -abc family’s Halloween marathon
                                    -All the Harry Potter Films


things to do:

 enjoy a pumpkin spiced latte
 drink pumpkin ale or beer
 carve pumpkins
 throw a mini tailgating party
 fall photo challenge



Outdoor Activities:

have a bonfire in the backyard
have a picnic
go trick or treating, take photos of costumes
drink hot chocolate on the front porch
play in the leaves
fall scavenger hunt
take a foggy morning walk
draw with chalk
catch fireflies
make smores
ride bikes
play Frisbee
play catch


places to go:

arbooetum (canceled due to rain)
blessington Farms pumpkin patch
fall themed photos
corn maze
go on a hay ride
attend a fall festival OR pumpkin patch
run a turkey trot
go to boo at the zoo (canceled due to rain)
go apple picking/visit an orchard
renfest
drive in movie
go antiquing
visit a farmer’s market in the country
visit an octoberfest
haunted house
visit nature parks
moody gardens
children’s museum
george ranch
froberg’s farm
sam Houston state park
go to the library
state fair?
visit a historical site
tour a factory
discovery green 


Its a pretty decent list, I don't know that we will make it through everything but the boys are getting older and it is getting easier to get them out of the house.  Last fall we took a trip up to Pennsylvania. I'm really missing how much fun we had. While we can't make that trip again this year I'm hoping this fall will be full of fun! 
-Ri

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Summer of 2015 Bucket List

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Here it is! Our first seasonal bucket list! I am so happy to share this with you! I spent many, many hours scouring Pinterest for fun things that would work for our family. As the weeks go on I will be posting our adventures and will link the posts to this page. So here it is, our:

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Summer of 2015
bucket list

Outdoor Activities:




Visit 10 different parks
Go Swimming
Watch Fireworks
Draw with Chalk
Bubble Guns or rent a bubble machine
Go get sno-cones
Watch a sunrise
Watch a sunset
Catch Fireflies
Go on a picnic
Make Smores
Pick Fresh Fruit
Read outside
Water Balloon Fight
Ride Bikes
Play in the rain
Lay in a hammock
Stargaze
Wash the Car
Fly a kite
Play Frisbee
Plant a garden
Picture Scavenger Hunt
Bonfire
Water gun fight
Slip and Slide
Play Catch
Rent a bouncy house
Ice block with toys
Giant Bubbles
Sponge Ball War
Melt Ice Cubes
Bury a Time Capsule



Indoor Activities:




Finger paint
Color Big Pages
Read Lots of Books
Singe Lots of Songs
Make a Paper Bag Puppet
Make Popsicles
Make a Fort
Make Ice Cream
Make Jam
Make Lemonade
Make cheerio necklaces
Play with Lego Blocks
Marshmallow Shooters
Make Ice Cream Sandwiches
Make Sno Cones
Make Paper Wind Sock
Make Jello Jigglers
Crafternoon
Make suckers
Home made Root Beer
Do a science project
Banana Splits
Nerf Sword Fights




Places to go:



Moody Gardens
         -Whole Family
         -Bear Bear
         -Palm Beach
Zoo
Observation Tower
Children’s Museum
Galveston Beach
         -Dolphin Tour
         -Build a sandcastle
         -Bury dad in the sand
         -Feed the seagulls
         -Ride the Ferry
         -Visit the Board Walk
Surfside Beach
Baseball Game/Sporting Event
Visit 5 Splash Pads
George Ranch
Frobergs Farm
Alvin Animal Safari
Visit Farmer’s Markets
Sam Houston State Park
Visit a lake
Go to the Library
Free tour of the Ship Channel
Aquarium
Visit Dad at Work
Parade
Visit the police horses
State Fair
Feed the ducks at a pond
Amusement Park
Visit a historical site
Tour a fire station
Tour a factory
Splashtown
Bay Area Waterpark
Discovery Green Concert
Discovery Green Movie Night
Miller Outdoor Theater
Taco Truck
Drive In Movie
Kemah Boardwalk
Go to a Festival
Demolition Derby
Go to a Carnival
Tour historic home
San Jacinto State Park




Mom and Dad Only:



Go bowling
Ropes Date at Moody Gardens
Mini Golf
Wii Date Night
River Trip




I really doubt that we will able to complete all of this but I am sure this summer is going to be the best yet!!! I can't wait!

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