Lounge of Tomorrow - Things Are Looking Up!

Now with less than 7 months until my monumental 30th Birthday I thought it was time to compose a bucket list. These are things I want to do, and things I'd like to have at some point before I pass on. None of this is in any particular order except the order of my own thoughts.

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Take a vacation to Disney World and Disneylan in the same trip.d

Ride along with a trucker for a few days

Milk a cow

Spend a few days at a Texas cattle ranch and buy a cowboy hat and boots.

See the Grand Canyon

Visit Mt Rushmore

Go to Niagara Falls

See Old Faithful at Yellowstone.

Go to the top of The Space Needle in Seattle.

Attend The Kentucky Derby

See a Cubs game at Wrigley Field

Attend a live episode of The Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.

Ride a car around a Nascar track

Take a cruise

Sing Take Me Out To The Ballgame at a Minor/Major League Baseball Game

Own my own home

Find the right woman & get married

Own an RV & afford a driver to take me where I want to go.

Ride in a private plane/jet once

Visit Graceland

Spend a day on Myrtle Beach in an umbrella chair drinking a fruity drink listening to a stereo crank out Carolina Beach Music

Spend one Christmas in a snowy cabin with a roaring fire

Take a nap in a hammock in Hawaii

Train trip in Europe

Watch a soccer game in a pub in the UK.

Walk across Abby Road in Liverpool

Watch the Super Bowl (or one of the first days of the NCAA Basketball tourney) in a Vegas Sports book one year.

Watch a movie at a Drive in

Order a drink at an authentic drug store soda fountain

Eat at an authentic New York Deli

Pay my respects at Ground Zero

Have my picture taken in front of The Apollo Theater In Harlem

Spend one quarter of a football game (high school or college) on the sidelines as a cheerleader

Attend a taping of The Price Is Right

Put ten dollars of coins in a slot machine and stop with whatever winnings I might have and walk away

Own a Wurlitzer jukebox.

Walk into a store at Christmas and write a check to the manager and pay for some customers layaway items who may not be able to afford them. Then walk out of the store not letting the families know who helped them out.

Visit New Orleans at Mardi Gras and eat beignets with chicory coffee at Cafe Du Monde

What do you think (If I think of anything else I'll add it)?