What's on your 'Bucket List'?

[Dixie]

Is there something you've always wanted to do, but haven't yet? Well I think we all do, and I think many of us could say that there are some things that we for sure want to do before we die. Share your bucket list and maybe when we grow old we'll be the group of old geezers jumping out of an airplane just because
we can.

Here's mine:
1. Visit London
2. Watch a Manchester United match at Old Trafford.
3. See Darren Hayes live in concert and meet him face to face even if it is very brief.
4. Fly in an airplane and/or airplane. I haven't flown at all in my lifetime and I'm 26, that's sad for my generation.
5. Visit New York City.
6. Go to some place exotic and un-Western like maybe India or the safer parts of Africa.
7. Go bushwacking in Rocky Mountain National Park.
8. Go on an International Mission Trip - Africa seems to be the popular destination. They are just fascinated by us Americans.
9. Find a loving life partner that loves me for me and not just for the sex. That's extremely hard to come by these days when everyone is raving that a good relationship needs vibrant sex to survive. I squarely place the blame on MTV for this stupid idea they've plugged into the minds of children who grew up in the 80s and 90s. MTV=rubbish.
10. Being able to live openly, freely, and 100% true to myself and the world without judgement.

So what about you guys?

[Pastor Weekly]

1. Learn Japanese.
2. Learn Hebrew.
3. Visit Japan, maybe stay a month.
4. Visit Israel, maybe stay a month.
5. Buy a home in the country, with about 10-20 acres of land and a large pond I'll keep stocked full of fish.
6. I REALLY want to build a City of Refuge--a gated sub-division where people can go to find temporary housing, support, safety, and peace, including battered wives, GLBT youth kicked out of their homes, etc. I don't want to buy up one. I want to purchase land and build it from scratch.
7. Visit the West Coast. So far, the farthest west I've been is Kansas City, MO. Isn't that horrible?!?!
8. Vacation in Hawaii.
9. Bring affirming theology to the forefront of the Church, particularly within conservative circles... somehow force churches to deal with this issue, and to go more deeply than that surface level, pat bullcrap about Adam and Steve, or a surface-level reading of the clobber passages.
10. Finish writing and publish my fiction book, and eventually turn it into a big-screen movie. (I'm so bad at writing fiction. Thank God for ghostwriters.)