100 things

While I was living in Colorado, I got the idea from a dear friend of mine to create a bucket list of sorts of 100 things I want to do in my lifetime. Well, in need of some inspiration and some motivation, I finally got around to creating that list - and let me tell you, it is a lot harder than it sounds. Trust me. Some of these things are simple, some things are a little bit more of a stretch, some things are admittedly a little weird. Spoiler alert: the vast majority of these have to do with traveling, yoga, or getting the chance to come face-to-face with furry critters. Shocker. And no, I don't expect you to go through and read each and every item. But if you're also in the need of some inspiration and motivation like I was, here ya go:

Become fluent in Spanish.
Live in the mountains (again).
Climb a 14er.
Climb every 14er in Colorado.
Lead a yoga retreat in the mountains.
Play with a red panda.
Play with a real panda.
Learn how to make sushi, and do it well.
Write a book.
Do yoga at the top of Aspen Mountain.
Learn how to fly fish.
Backpack in SE Asia.
Practice yoga every day for an entire month.
Adopt a dog.
Create my own job/job title.
Buy my own loft.
Take a pole dancing class.
Learn how to paint.
Take a photography class.
Get paid to write my first article.
Take my nephew on a vacation.
Roadtrip through Canada in a camper van.
Buy an Audi S4.
Complete my 300 hour teacher training.
Complete Yin yoga teacher training.
Live in another country.
Visit Croatia.
Go to the Olympics.
Drive on the autobahn in Germany.
Master a handstand.
See a concert at Red Rocks.
Take a yoga class at Red Rocks.
Go skydiving.
Attend every Wanderlust yoga & music festival.
Teach English in South Korea.
Volunteer at the humane society.
Get igolu certified.
Go bow hunting.
Go to Comic Con.
Visit Hello Kitty world (is that still a thing? Is it even a thing? I think it is...)
Get another tattoo.
Drive from northern California, up the coast, to Vancouver.
Pay off my student loans.
Step foot on every continent.
Spend a week in Patagonia.
Visit every national park in the U.S.
Complete at least one great walk in New Zealand.
Spend a few weeks in Norway.
Go to a Stanley Cup hockey game.
Stay in a tree house hotel.
Attend a yoga retreat in Mexico.
Teach a yoga class at a yoga festival.
Go to Disneyland with my nephew (or without him, but preferably with.)
Journal every single day for a year - or longer.
Visit Marine in South Africa.
Spend time in Fiji.
Take my dad on a vacation to Italy.
Start my own business.
Take a vacation with my sister-in-law.
Read the Game of Thrones books.
Go on a real camping trip.
Go back to Switzerland.
Go to Taylor's Fall's.
Hike in Oregon.
Go to an Eric Church concert.
Spend a long weekend at Lake Tahoe.
Practice yoga in Bali.
Go to a Wild vs. Blackhawk's game (and hopefully watch the Blackhawks lose).
Visit Iceland.
Read a new book every month for a year.
Visit every mountain town in Colorado.
Give being a full-time yoga teacher a try.
Teach an outdoor yoga class.
Watch every LOTR movie in a day.
Be able to do 100 (real) push-ups.
Become a morning person.
Hike from Aspen/Snowmass to Crested Butte.
Get my conceal and carry.
Ride a camel in Morocco.
Meet my birth parents.
Write a piece for Yoganonymous.
Pet a Koala bear.
Visit Utah.
Take a dirt biking lesson.
Go to another Zac Brown Band Concert - preferably at Red Rocks.
Visit my friend Haejoo in Seoul, South Korea.
Teach a yoga class with 100+ students.
Spend time in the mountains of Montana.
Make my own mala necklace.
Watch every episode of Friends. (I know I'm a little late to that party...)
Go an entire week without checking my email.
Get tickets to The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
See the Northern lights.
Go paragliding.
Stay in an over water bungalow.
Dye my hair purple.
Feed a hummingbird.
Spend a weekend in Nashville.
Teach my nephew to throw a Frisbee.
Take my teaching digital and create yoga videos.

If anyone is reading still - do we have any bucket list items in common? If so, let's get to checking some things off. Happy bucket-listing y'all!