Bucket List

... Tree is definitely on my bucket list.

Not included on my bucket list

...; however, I am planning a bucket list trip to Anguilla for early ...

Do we know if Overmono is going to be a live set, or DJ set? They’ve been at the top of my bucket list for a while, but I’d much rather see a live set.

... mind fuck. It’s on my bucket list. I’m in the process of ...

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Sugar on Sunday night at Kentish Town forum. They were awesome and was probably the best 3 track start to a gig that I’ve ever seen. Ever since buying Copper Blue in 92 I’ve listened to them off and on for 30 odd years but didn’t get to see them back in the day. One of the last on my bucket list. God speed Bob Mould. Enjoy tomorrow night Orbs!!

... a dominatrix to do the bucket list stuff. The first meeting was...

Egal ob Natur, Städte, Strände oder besondere Orte – ich suche Inspiration für meine Bucket List 😊 Welcher Ort hat euch am meisten beeindruckt und warum? Freue mich auf eure Empfehlungen!

....  and Hed fit into that bucket. redraft is all about what... on my 'players to watch' list and I pick them up...

..., which was always on my bucket list. Yes, Hollywood with all its ...

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... been a bit of a bucket list thing for me, and knowing ...

... sort of a big old bucket list item.   Might not be a...

... 2006. I guess my music bucket list has been filled. I’m a...

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... noch nicht abgearbeitet und die Bucket List weiterhin voll. Was würde ihn...

May 28, 2026 13:58:38 GMT gazza41 said: Sounds like Jake is staying according to Kent online sport . Jake has said the Turks away is on his bucket list for next season, which indicates he’s staying.

I don't drink coffee, but ever since I saw The Bucket List, this is what it always makes me remember; The Bucket List - Kopi Luwak 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVJqwCdzZnw

contest at Coopers Hill in Gloucester. I missed it this year, but at least there is Youtube to bring it to life

The main cosmetic on my bucket list is Anu’relos because friend-shaped fire ...

i've nearly run out of bucket list items, what's left is getting fringe... i haven't had a daughter and mother at the same time, that would be interesting,

... It's got its perks. No bucket list of things to do when...

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For me, I’ll never buy a luxury car ever again unless it’s brand new (which I can’t afford). Those cars are enormous money pits! submitted by /u/SaltPsychological780 to r/BoredPandaHQ [link] [comments]

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IMAGE 6 Usually with personal projects I just start working and make decisions along the way. But I knew it wouldn't fly here, so I first spent 3h drawing all the pieces that I would need to make a sphere. IMAGE 7 Then I stared to go through a pile of leftover oak, and after 8h of digging, measuring, sorting and planing, I had neat stacks ready for the saw. IMAGE 8 One test ring to make sure my angle is good, and then it's just a lot of sawing and glueing. IMAGE 9 I decided to glue 2 rings at a time, since I wasn't sure if a singular ring would stay intact inside the wide belt sander. IMAGE 10 Now I could start stacking the rings, but I failed the glueing on the smallest rings, so I had to combine 2 better halves for the top, and just made solid pieces for the bottom. IMAGE 11 All the sawing and glueing took about 36h. IMAGE 12 This was way too large for the lathe, so I improvised a bit sketchy spin set up from an old e-scooter tire. IMAGE 13 12h of shaping, first a little bit with electric planer, and the rest just with a sander. IMAGE 14 With a help of a laser level I drew some latitude and longitude lines, since freehand sketching the continents would have been hopeless without them. IMAGE 15 Once the pencil drawing was done, I just followed it with a burn pen. All the pencil and burn drawing took over 20h. IMAGE 16 At this point I was waiting for gas springs, so I shifted my focus to the stand. For each leg I bended six 8mm thick padouk strips. IMAGE 17 For the joits, I used dominos. IMAGE 18 Drawing with a compas is always fun, so tried a couple different desings for the interior. I would have preferred to leave the inside without color, but there were too many glue stains. IMAGE 19 The gas springs had a little bit too much force, and the lid was opening too aggressively, so I made some extra weight. As you can see, my welding is truely awful. (I have only welded some practice pieces in school 10 years ago) But luckily it doesn't matter, if you have time to keep filling and grinding down. IMAGE 20 I really underestimated the stain, I mixed over a litre, and only needed a couple of teaspoons. CONCLUSION Fun project, took many long weekends, and I'm happy with the result. Diameter 55cm/22in Height 145cm/57in Weight 44kg/97lb submitted by /u/Ileska98 to r/woodworking [link] [comments]

Unfortunately, I (M51) have been diagnosed with terminal cancer, and was told this week I have 3-6 months left to live. Because this means I won't live to pensionable age, the laws around pensions have allowed me to retrieve the money in my pensions earlier than would normally be allowed. So I am now in a position where I have a large amount of cash, and a small amount of time (I don't want or need to spend all that cash, most of it is going to go to my family, but I want to enjoy being able to spend some of it!) I've been talking to my wife (F47) about going on holiday. Because of work commitments (she has to work, and I'm choosing to work despite my diagnosis) we can only spare 1-2 weeks. Long-haul travel is out of the question because of the risk of a DVT. Short-haul is possible, and I'm considering some European destinations - but I'm also aware that there are places in the UK I haven't been to, or haven't spent enough time in - importantly, this would be easier in terms of both insurance (which is particularly difficult given my medical condition, but not impossible) and travel, and I think it has the potential to be at least as nice so long as we pick the right place. So I'm after your opinions on where would be good places to visit that I may not know about, despite living here all my life! Thhings you should know: Places I have lived I would generally disregard: Manchester Blackpool Bournemouth The Lincolnshire coast London - but with lots of caveats because I either live there or have lived there, so I already know the areas well. Re. London, I can (and often do) go into town regularly for events or days/nights out, so this would not be a good reason to go to London. But a proper destination such as a luxury hotel is something I would consider. Places that I know well, mostly because I've worked there or go there regularly for events, include the West End, Victoria and Tower Hill (all of which I like), the City (which is great during the work week but dead at weekends) and Docklands (which I find soulless, but maybe that's because most of my time there is in the Canary Wharf area). Places I have visited either for multiple day trips, or for slightly longer trips, so I already know them a little: England The Cotswolds Lincoln The New Forrest Cornwall - Padstow, and the Rame Peninsula York Wales Cardiff - several visits, because my step-daughter studied at Cardiff university Scotland Glasgow (can't say I was fan) Edinburgh (lovely place, I've been several times) A tour around the Loch Ness/Inverness area Northern Ireland Never been (although I have been to Dublin - but the Republic of Ireland is probably not helpful here because it would have the same travel insurance issues as other European destinations) Things we like to do We are generally a sedentary couple, who are happy going for a long drive where we can enjoy nice scenary and stop off for a pub meal We also enjoy wandering around pretty countryside and towns, at a relaxing pace Very happy to do occassional days out to significant places such as monuments, or trips to museums etc, but wouldn't want that to be the main focus of a holiday. As examples, we've been to Blenheim Palace and Tattershall Castle multiple times I love walking, and previously would have been happy walking for hours, but my illness means I'm able to walk much shorter distances now and changes of elevation can be particularly difficult My wife is less keen on walking, and would rather have a spa day We both love good food - anything from a really good local chippie, to the most expesnive of fine dining Musical theatre, although that's something where you'll probably struggle to beat London, which, as I said, we can do any time We've been to the Edinburgh Festival several times - my wife loves everything there, whereas I'm not particularly a fan of comedy but have really enjoyed other events such as music and theatre We both enjoy a little bit of luxury - we'd choose a hotel over a campsite, and probably pay to upgrade to a nicer room, for example So - convince me. Where in the UK should we go which is a better option than a short-haul international holiday, with money being (for practical purposes) virtually no issue? Edit: I am totally overwhelmed (literally as well as metaphorically) by the number of responses I'm getting here! I normally try to upvote every helpful reply to a question I ask on Reddit, and reply to as many of them as I can - but with replies coming in at this rate, that's just not possble. But please do keep them coming - I promise I'm reading every one, and already seeing some patterns which are giving me some good ideas! Edit 2: some people are asking why I'm still working. Simple answer - because I want to. I enjoy my job, and it keeps my brain active. I enjoy a weekend off - we all need some downtime - but when I have more than a few days off work and no particular plans, my mood becomes noticeably worse. The only way I would consider quitting work, unless I was medically unable to work, is if I had enough stuff planned to fill the rest of my life, and I'm hoping that I have enough life left that it's too soon for that right now. Edit 3: we’ve settled on Highlands and Islands. Fred Olson do some amazing looking cruises around the islands, which is something we wouldn’t have even thought about, but your comments gave us the idea. Unfortunately the dates seem like they won’t work… but it’s prompted us to look at other guided ways of seeing the area, and greatrail.com have some fascinating trips in the area which is currently option 1. We’d have to pay a large amount up front, so we’d ideally want travel insurance just in case the worst happens and I can’t make it. So we’re talking to specialist insurers to see if that’s possible. If not, we’ll probably drive around the area, basing our route on the NC500 and booking hotels that have last-minute cancellation policies. We’ve also booked a short break to the Lake District, including a visit to Henrock, the two Michelin star restaurant by Simon Rogan. Thank you to everyone who’s made suggestions, whether we went with your suggestion or not it’s been great reading them. submitted by /u/LondonPilot to r/CasualUK [link] [comments]

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Things you are absolutely never going to do in life, no matter how exciting they sound to other people. For me it's Camping without a real bathroom is a hard no from me. I respect nature and all, but, the second someone says just dig a hole, I’m out. submitted by /u/Sea_Avocado_2898 to r/CasualConversation [link] [comments]

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I decided to compile a bucket list, and was wondering what everyone else has got on theirs? I have four categories- places to travel, things to experience, things to achieve and shows to see. submitted by /u/byebyebirdie123 to r/TheGirlSurvivalGuide [link] [comments]

I’ve always wanted to visit Norway to view the northern lights. Come out of the house this morning to go to work and lo and behold, there they are. submitted by /u/Salt-Vast9091 to r/CasualUK [link] [comments]

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