My Life Bucketlist: 2017

29th December 2017

~~143. Make a playlist every month for a year~~

Usually at the end of every year, I make a facebook post about how the year has been for me. I also include a load of pictures which I get to look through and relive the memories behind them. However, this year I wanted to do something different.
I've always been very passionate about music. I listen to it every single day. If i listen to a certain song in a certain place or at a certain time, when I listen to it from then on, I am always reminded of that time or that place. For some of my playlists, I simply use them to relive old memories or to feel transported to another country etc.
I'm also one to go off music after listening to it for a while. I can't help it, I get bored! So, I thought I'd make a different playlist every month. I'd select a photo which would describe how I felt at the time, and them I would state my aesthetic of the month and what I hope I achieve through each playlist.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. (I'll only write down a few of my favourites from each playlist, however the link to my spotify will be included)

January (2017)

Monthly Playlist // Jumpers and candles - a new year with new music, plus glimpses of 2016 I couldn't let go just yet

Anchor - Novo Amor
Spanish Sahara - Foals
Young Folks - Peter Bjorn and John
Even if it's a lie - Matt Maltese
30 Minute Break - The Luka State
Left Hand Free - Alt-J
Has anyone ever written anything for you - Stevie Nicks
The Wisp Sings - Winter Aid
ILYSB - LANY
Crosses - Jose Gonzales
The Trial Of The Century - French Kicks
Intertwined - Dodie
O Children - Nick Cave
Lifespan - Vaults
Weird Around You - Eerie Summer
A lovely night - La La Land
Memento Mori - Crywank
Terrified - Issac Gracie

February (2017)

Monthly playlist // peaches and cream - Songs that remind me of America, chill tunes and la la land

Life lesson - Dodie
Sweet Emotion - The Kooks
The Words You Say - Harrison Storm
Monster - Kanye West
Bridge Burn - Little Comets
Soundcheck - Catfish and the Bottlemen
With Love - Christina Grimmie
Milk and Honey - Jessarae
You - Petit Biscuit
Splendor - M83
Outro - M83
Wait - M83
How Far I'll Go - Moana
Top to Toe - Femme Lily

March (2017)

Monthly playlist // Fairy lights and green tea - Slowly attempting to mix in songs for summer.

Novels - Rusty Clanton
City of Stars - La La Land
Cocoon - Catfish and the Bottlemen
Rango - Catfish and the Bottlemen
Hourglass - Catfish and the Bottlemen
Flame - Sundara Karma
Shell Suite - Chad Valley
Yamaha - Delta Spirit
Missing you - John Waite
Losing my Religion - R.E.M
Beautiful World - Tennyson
Mt. Washington - Local Natives
Green Light - Lorde
for him. - Troye Sivan
Feels Like We Only Go Backwards - Tame Impala
Like it's over - Jai Wolf (ft. MNDR)
In Quiet Rooms - Ollie MN
Be our Guest - Beauty and the Beast
Untitled - Rusty Clanton
Chinese New Year - SALES

April (2017)

Monthly Playlist // Pressed Flowers and Poetry - Acoustic tunes, a few musicals and some quality bangers.

False Realities - Pleasantry
Laundry Day - No Vacation
Trouble - Cage the Elephant
Tell me - Johnny Jewel
No Surprise (Bonus Track) - The Shacks
Chloe - Matt Wills
April Skies - The Jesus and Mary Chain
Seven Wonders - Fleetwood Mac
Cinnamon - Jome
Sinnerman - Nina Simone
I want to kiss you - Spook School
The Man from Glasgow - The Raglans
Cold Cold Cold - Cage the Elephant
Newslang - The Shins

May (2017)

Monthly Playlist // Lazy Afternoons and Flower-filled fields - Hazy songs, a few 70's hits, summery tunes and les mis.

Number One - Tove Stryke
Rhiannon - Fleetwood Mac
Idle Town - Conan Gray
Naive - The Kooks
Seaside - The Kooks
Swim - Fickle Friends
Ballad of Dwight Fry - Alice Cooper
Hungry Heart - Bruce Springsteen
Space Oddity - David Bowie
Boyfriend - Tegan and Sara
First Day Of My Life - Bright Eyes
To Let Go - c o s y
Amar Pelos Dois - Salvador Sobral
Wake Up - Arcade Fire
The Whole of the Moon - The Waterboys
I Have Never Loved Someone - My Brightest Diamond
Red Red Red - Tom Rosenthal

June (2017)

Monthly Playlist // Oil paints and denim shorts - More pop tunes, still mixed with classics. It's finally summer!

Late Bloomer - Haley Blais
White Tiger - Izzy Bizu
Sign of the Times - Harry Styles
Crash - The Primatives
17 - Youth Lagoon
Desire - Years & Years
Twist and Shout - The Beatles
Self Control - Frank Ocean
Sick of Losing Soulmates - Dodie
Step Out - Jose Gonzales
Somebody Else - The 1975
Stay With Me - Angus and Julia Stone
Valerie - Amy Winehouse
Firestone - Kygo
Obstacles - SYD Matters
Sober - Lorde
bath - offonoff

July (2017)

Monthly Playlist // Lemon water and wind chimes - Pop playlist, quality tunes and chill beats. Bring on the holiday!

Malibu - Miley Cyrus
Absolutely Smitten - Dodie
Digging Holes - The Raglans
Mr. Blue Sky - ELO
What You Know - Two Door Cinema Club
Little Talks - Of Monsters and Men
Dancing in the Moonlight - Toploader
All Those Friendly People - Funeral Suits
PILLOWTALK - ZAYN
A 1000 Times - Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam
(They Long To Be)Close To You - Carpenters
Light The Sky - Grace VanderWaal
Sorry - Justin Bieber
Hidden Edelweiss - Spark Alaska
Nowhere To Run - BOGA
B-A-B-Y - Carla Thomas
Where You Are - Moana
Easy - Sky Ferreira
Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms) - The Detroit Emeralds
Unsquare Dance - Dave Brubeck
Who's Lovin' You - The Jackson 5
La Vie En Rose - Louis Armstrong
All By Myself - Celine Dion
I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
Runnin' (Lose It All) - Naughty Boy + Beyonce

August (2017)

Monthly playlist // Sunkissed skin and pina colada - Here we start a new chapter; a better me, a happier me. Live for the moments that you will look back on and smile at.

I Have Nothing - Whitney Houston
Despacito - Justin Bieber
Because You Loved Me - Celine Dion
Sleep Baby Sleep - Broods
Anything - Rusty Clanton
Be Your Own 3AM - Adult Mom
True Colour - Cyndi Lauper
Evermore - Beauty and the Beast
Pacific Blue - Emily Zeck
Million Reasons - Lady Gaga
Rooms On Fire - Stevie Nicks
Nights In White Satin - The Moody Blues
Lovebug - The Jonas Brothers
Secret For The Mad - Dodie
Brooklyn - Fickle Friends
New York, New York - Frank Sinatra
Numb - Max Jury
King Of The Hill - Bigtopp

September (2017)

Monthly Playlist // Fuzzy socks and hot chocolate with cream - Now is the time when things are gonna change, but these songs will help me through it.

September - Earth, Wind and Fire
Spooky Ghost - SNCKPCK
Savana Sabertooth - OH!hello
Vampire Banquet - Fox Academy
Grew Up At Midnight - The Maccabees
Anybody Else But You - The Moldy Peaches
Open Season - High Highs
Not Alone - Darren Criss
Think Twice - Celine Dion
Grow - Conan Gray
You'll Find - Dan & Drum
God Only Knows - Kina Grannis
Into My Arms - Nick Cave
I Will Be Okay - Mimi

October (2017)

Monthly playlist // Horror films and messy buns - Somewhere deep inside of these bones, an emptiness began to grow. Halloween is here, its time to get spooky...

This is Halloween - Nightmare Before Christmas
Jack's Lament - Nightmare Before Christmas
Oogie Boogie's song - Nightmare Before Christmas
Sally's Song - Nightmare Before Christmas
Poor Jack - Nightmare Before Christmas
Finale - Nightmare Before Christmas
Jump In The Line - Harry Belafonte
Monster Mash - Bobby Pickett
Thriller - Michael Jackson
Bad Liar - Selena Gomez
Zombie - The Cranberries
Cotton Candy Skies - Sean Bolton
Life is Beautiful - Vega4
Find My Way Back To You - Priscilla Ahn
She Moves In Her Own Way - The Kooks
Super Heroes - Rocky Horror
Vls - Common Souls
Dream a little dream of me - The Mamas & The Papas
Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You - Frankie Valli
Unchained Melody - The Righteous Brothers
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
All The Young Dudes - David Bowie
Sugar Mouse - Oh, Atoms
How it yearns - Matt Watts
Varuo - Sigur Ros
Falling for u - Peachy!

November (2017)

Monthly playlist // Comfort films and glittery nail varnish - This is the month when things have to change. It may not be today, but please hold on to the hope of someday.

Lost Boy - Ruth B.
This Isn't You - Stranger Things
Your Song - Kate Walsh
The Chain - Fleetwood Mac
Poppin' - Angela Moyra
When Will My Life Begin (Reprise 2) - Tangled
Life Lesson - Dodie
Neverland - Zendaya
Suddenly, Seymour - Little Shop Of Horrors
Fools - The Ransom Collection
Drunk Text Romance - Cyberbully Mom Club
Choking On Flowers - Fox Academy
Wendy - Richie Woods
Mad About The Boy - Ava
Sleep Walk - Santo and Johnny
Toothpaste Kisses - The Maccabees
Space Song - Beach House
Everything Is Scary - German Error Message
Cut Your Bangs - Girlpool
All I Want - Kodaline
Oo-De-Lally - Rusty Clanton
Edge Of Seventeen - Stevie Nicks
You Were My Girl - Palmas
It's Oh So Quiet - Bjork
Rainbow Connection - Sleeping At Last
Moon River - Audrey Hepburn

December (2017)

Monthly playlist// Old books, wrapping paper and decorations. Happy Christmas your arse, I pray God it's our last. The festive season is here! It's time to be merry and end 2017.

All I Want For Christmas - Mariah Carey
Fairytale Of New York - The Pogues (ft. Kirsty Mccoll)
Merry Little Christmas - Sleeping At Last
Do They Know It's Christmas Time - Band Aid
Happy Xmas (War Is Over) - Sleeping At Last
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - Sam Smith
Half The World Away - AURORA
Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree - Brenda Lee
Last Christmas - WHAM
Places We Were Made - Maisie Peters
take me on - joan
Water - Jake Garratt
Seize The Night - Will Varley
At Last - Etta James
COUNT ON ME - NEEDTOBREATHE
Way Down We Go - Kaleo
Chasing Pavements - Adele
Smallest Light - Ingrid Michealson
Not About Angels - Birdy

MY SPOTIFY

So here we are! I had so much fun making these playlists and I will be more than happy to continue making them for every month of 2018. My mood is definitely displayed through the songs on each playlist. You can tell which months I was feeling down and you can see what phases I went through (eg. La La Land, 70's 80's & 90's, Nightmare Before Christmas etc).
I hope that if you decide to do this, that you have as much fun as I did.

Thank you!

Amy.

31st July 2016

~~150. Go to Yosemite~~

I honestly don't think I've seen anything so beautiful in my life. I wasn't prepared for how breathtaking this place was. When we drove though, I was in awe at how big the mountains were. After about 30 minutes of me pressing my face against the car window to try and take everything in, we stopped by Tuolumne Meadows, a large area of grass, wild flowers and, of course, large redwood trees.

After parking our rented car by the campsite, we headed over the road and strolled down the side of a bridge which the Tuolumne river ran under.
After walking down, making sure not to trip on any tree roots or rocks, we arrived in this amazing place right next to the river.

I sat on a large rock which stretched to the middle of the river. This was my favourite place I went in Yosemite because for a small moment, I couldn't hear the sound of cars, or people talking. It was just me and the surrounding nature. I can only hope I feel that at peace again, because It's not been almost a year since I was there, and I haven't felt that way since.
We spent about an hour there, and then drove down to our hotel. Sadly, unlike the rest of the park, our hotel was not as amazing.

There was nothing we could eat, as vegetarians, the air con didn't really work, the beds were uncomfortable and the TV only had a couple of channels that weren't full static.
Nevertheless, we made the most out of it and managed to watch Harry Potter.

As we were only there for the 2 days, after waking up we drove through down to Yosemite falls, the highest waterfall in the park. It was so beautiful. Even now, I can't think of the words to describe the place, and how I felt for the short time I was there.

Here's a short playlist of songs that I listened to when in Yosemite:

-Vampire Banquet // Fox Academy
-Young Folks // Peter Bjorn and John
-Spanish Sahara // Foals
-Savana Sabertooth //OH!hello
-Bridge Burn //Little Comets
-Anything // Rusty Clanton
-Even if it's a lie // Matt Maltese
-Open Season // High Highs
-Stay with me (live from Berlin) // Angus and Julia Stone
-Terrified // Isaac Gracie
-Obstacles // SYD Matters
-Santa Monica Dream // Angus and Julia Stone
-Mt. Washington // Local Natives
-Novels // Rusty Clanton

I'm already planning to go again, for longer so I can see more of this gorgeous place.

Thanks,

Amy.

29th June 2016 + 19th March 2017

40. ~~See Dodie live~~

Since I made this bucket list, I've seen Dodie live twice! Because I didn't take many photos at the first one, I thought I should include the second time I saw her too. Plus the first time I actually met her!

I've been watching Dodie for a couple years now. I remember the first song of hers I heard was 'She' and as soon as I heard the first strum of her guitar, I fell in love. Because I related so much to that song and the meaning behind the lyrics, I wanted to hear more songs of hers and so to this day, she is my favourite musician.
Dodie has influenced many things in my life, for example to learn how to play the ukulele - and there's not a week when I don't play it. She has also inspired me to start writing music again (not that it's actually any good). I really can't imagine my life without Dodie and her music.

When I found out she was doing a small gig to an audience of about 30 people in a small cafe in London, I had to go! The cafe itself was probably one of the most instagrammable places I've ever been. It's called the 'Cereal Killer' cafe (and I highly suggest you take a trip there - www.cerealkillercafe.co.uk ). The show was actually amazing and as I stood to grab my things and leave, Dodie walked right past me and towards the counter. It was then I realised that people were actually queuing up to meet her and Hedy, her sister. I was obviously shook that I finally had the opportunity to meet one of my favourite people on this planet.

During this time I was going through my GCSE's and so it was a nice break to go to London for the evening and see her. When I met her I wanted to get a selfie as well as a Polaroid so I got my mum to take the Polaroid whilst Dodie held my phone. I left with the biggest smile on my face.

When I went to the second gig, it was at a smallish venue in Bournemouth. Myself and a friend queued for about 2 hours and then got a good space in the middle. I was so shook when I found out Rusty Clanton was opening for her as I love his music too. The concert was so good! Better than the first one was, if that was even possible. I didn't meet her at the end of it, but I didn't need to because it felt like I was on that stage with her.

To make things even better, at the start of her song 'Absolutely Smitten' she threw out small instruments to the audience. I managed to catch one of them. It was a row of bells on a piece of material which you could Velcro round your wrist and shake. So, I played along during the song. I was so happy that I managed to catch something, and when I looked down I found that it was signed!
It was such a good night, and it wouldn't be a surprise if I went to see Dodie again.

If you're a fan of Dodie, I highly recommend you go to see her because she is so amazing live. She's just as lovely and beautiful as she is in her videos.

Thanks,

Amy.

10th April 2017

~~155. Become a 'Dancing Queen' (17)~~

I'm sure everyone dreams of the day when they turn 17 just so they can apply to the iconic song 'Dancing Queen' by ABBA.

Just me?

Well, I am now officially a dancing queen! I wanted to do something pretty chill this year for my birthday, so instead of having of having a party, I just went up to London for the day with my parents. I also went to Brighton a few days later with my cousin.

Because I don't live really far away from London, I've been there many times in my life. I never really liked London, purely because of how busy it is. But I'm learning to get past that and concentrate on the beautiful parts of London such as the unique architecture, rows of expensive shops and aesthetically pleasing cafes.

Luckily on my trip to London this time, I didn't run into any really rude people and I knew where I was going. I wanted to go to Tate Britain as I hadn't gone in years and I love Tate Modern. I was taken aback by the amount of inspiring, lively and expressive paintings which were presented before me.

Personally, I prefer abstract art but the amount of time and effort put into those paintings just shook me.

After this I made my way over to Madame Tussauds, getting ready to become a proper tourist. I think I was most excited to stand next to the wax figure of Van Gogh. It really was an arty day.

Onto Brighton

Brighton is basically my second home as I go there so often. I just can't get enough of the place! The pier is my favourite place to go as I love the rides (although the first time I went on them I thought I was going to fall off into the sea) and I also have a love for the rubbish 2p machines in the arcade.

The lanes also have their own beauty. I think the north laine is my favourite part as an amazing second hand shop called 'Snoopers Paradise' allows you to loose yourself through old black and white photographs of different families, old vinyl and weird trinkets (I'm not a fan of the boxes of china doll parts though). They also have a quality old photomatic which I have to go to every time I'm in Brighton.

Not to mention the AMAZING vegan restaurants/cafe's which are scattered round every corner. There's also this great bubble tea place where I like to sit and people watch, cause Brighton is just so full of beautiful people with beautiful clothes and beautiful personalities.
There are photo opportunities everywhere! Whether it's on the beach by the old burnt down pier or against the graffiti covered walls, my Instagram gets a spam of photos.

I don't think I'll ever stop loving Brighton. It's not the first time I've spent my birthday in Brighton, and it definitely won't be the last. I plan to live there someday which is basically impossible as a nice sized flat costs about £1 million, but hey a girl can dream.

I think being 16 was one of the worst years of my life, mainly cause of the whole being forced to decide my future when I don't even know what I want to do.
I'm planning on making 17 one of the best years of my life.
I hope it's the same for you.

Thanks,

Amy.

14th June 2017

~~77. Do a photo shoot for fun~~

Okay.. So technically this shoot was for my photography project, however I took far more photos of things irrelevant to my theme. I asked my friend if she could model a skirt that I had embroidered a response to a sexist comment into. She said yes, and so we ventured down to the woods which surround our estate.
Another friend of ours tagged along and brought his speaker, from which we played a mixture of 90's songs, Les Miserable and S club 7.

Usually I find taking photos for photography to be a chore, which is why I wanted to fill two needs with one deed. As soon as I took the first photo which would not be included in my coursework, I knew this was going to be an ongoing shoot aiming to capture teen years and all the stuff that goes with it.

We walked up to my favourite place in the forest: a large hill with tall pine trees scattered along it. It really is beautiful when you look up and see the sun spying through the gaps between leaves and pine needles. I would occasionally take photos of the skirt in different lighting but I eventually began to focus more of enjoying myself and taking photos of my friends having fun.

Just from this simple shoot, it's inspired me to start going out of my way and taking my camera around with me so I don't have to worry about missing a moment. I'm one of those people who see a photo opportunity everywhere, so actually having my camera on me when I spot one would be very handy!

I think I love these photos because they're so raw. There's not really any posing or editing. The emotions on my friend's faces are real and I've captured them. For this shoot I just wanted them to be themselves, and that's exactly what they did and so the outcome is real and personal.

This was a good idea and I will do this again.

Thanks,

Amy.

6th November 2016

33. ~~Attend an awesome concert~~

Looking back now, there's so many amazing gigs I remember going to. But the first awesome concert I went to after this bucket list was created had to be Catfish and the Bottlemen at the Bournemouth O2.
Now, I had seen Catfish before and they were bloody brilliant, so of course I wanted to see them again. I got a standing ticket and got as close as I could to the front. I was to the side but still in the mosh pit. They played all my favourite songs and I managed to get a load of photos and videos.

You know that feeling you get when you're standing with strangers but you're dancing together and you all have something in common. That adrenaline when the band stops but the audience keeps singing and you don't feel alone.

You can feel the bass in your chest and the ground shaking and you'll probably never see these people in the crowd again, but you forget that and sing until you loose your voice.

People are sat on other's shoulders with their hands in the air. Personal space is forgotten but it doesn't matter because you're seeing a good band and you're reminded that this is what it feels like to be alive.

And if you've never felt this feeling before, I hope you will; because there is nothing like it. You can feel it more than once and it won't ever get old. I think we need to feel this every once in a while.

There was and will be many concerts after this one. I will see Catfish again.

Thanks,

Amy.

9/10th August 2016

12. ~~Go to Disneyland, California~~

Words cannot even begin to describe how happy I was. Disney has played a very big part in my life. Ever since I was little I can remember watching old Disney videotapes and learning important life lessons as well as enjoying the magical worlds I could escape to.

I vaguely remember going to Disneyland Paris when I was 7, but I can only remember being absolutely knackered when having to walk a few miles down the stretch of hotels as ours was the one on the end. Sadly, I have no other memories of the park, the rides or characters...

Which is why I was so thrilled when I found out I would be going on a 3 week road trip around California with my parents. They surprised me and said that we would be spending 2 days in Disney at the very end.

I almost cried.

I remember walking into the park and feeling years worth of nostalgia and excitement building up ready to explode!

After 2 very short days of rides, Disney characters, food and magic, I had to say a temporary goodbye to the place I had wanted to go for so many years. I knew I wouldn't be able to afford another trip to Disney for a long time, and it was very sad to remember that as I got on the bus back to our hotel; but I know that I will never forget the happy tears I cried in that park.

Thinking back now as I write this post, almost a year after I was there, I can still feel the happiness that I felt then. It's such an amazing place where everyone was so nice.

I think my favourite ride had to be either California Screamin' or Space Mountain. I had watched videos on what the roller coasters were like because I usually get quite nervous before going on an unfamiliar ride. However, when I sat down on Screamin', I had no idea how fast this ride actually was. It wasn't even the first huge drop that scared me the most, it was the speed building up to it.

There were so many things I wanted to do, but I didn't even manage to do half of them! This motivates me even more to start saving so I can go again to do everything. It will take time and effort (student discounts always manage to persuade me to spend money) but I know that I will be back at that park soon.

This has been the best holiday I've had so far.
And it won't be the last.

Thanks,

Amy.

Hello!

This is my bucket list, which has 100+ things I would like to do before I die. I believe that I can do everything on it, even if it takes years. This list is very personal to me, but I would like to share my adventures with the world, so hopefully you will be inspired to create your own bucket list!

I know, this list is very long and will continue to be updated!

If I have completed a goal, I will cross it out and provide a link to another post, which gives a story on my experience. I will also have done some of these things before, but I wrote them down anyway because I wanted to do them after my list was made, so I can record my experiences.

Carve my name into a tree
Do a 365 day photo challenge
Re-create the 'tunnel scene' from Perks
Have a huge water fight
~~Eat a whole roll of Hubba Bubba~~ *Never again
Make a dreamcatcher
Live in Brighton
~~Go to Disneyland, California~~
Get married
~~Go clubbing~~
~~Own a Polaroid camera~~
~~Prom~~
Road trip with friends
Go to Tokyo
Watch a meteor shower
~~Kiss someone at 12 am new years~~
~~Ride in a limo~~
Go to the Maldives
~~Finish my art journal~~
~~Go on a roller coaster~~
~~Go to a music festival~~
~~Attend an awesome concert~~
Release paper lanterns
~~Climb a tree~~
~~Hug a Disney Character~~
~~See Dodie live~~
Be a maid of honour
~~Get a tattoo~~
~~Go to a midnight movie premier~~
Sleep under the stars
~~Buy a ton of disposable cameras~~
~~Watch a sunset~~
~~Watch a sunrise~~
~~Wish on a shooting star~~
~~Take pictures in a photo booth~~
~~Get a record player~~
~~Have my own hotel room~~
~~Have someone paint a portrait of me~~
~~Visit the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam~~
Watch all the Harry Potter movies in one go
~~Explore a new town/city~~
Go to a drive-in movie
~~Watch fireworks~~
Make bread
Go for a long bike ride
~~Meet a celebrity~~
~~Grow hair to lower hips~~
See the Northern lights
~~Write a letter and open it in one year~~
Go to all the Disney parks
~~Do a photo shoot for fun~~
Learn to drive
~~Finish college~~
~~Go to a protest~~
Go to Brighton Pride
Hug a Redwood tree
See a whale
~~Have a pen pal~~
~~Go to see a ballet~~
Have my palm read
~~Go to a medium~~
Go on a cruise
Stay in a 5 star hotel
~~See a West End musical~~
Float in the Dead Sea
Go to Mardi Gras
Go to Reading Festival
Go to Glastonbury Festival
~~Save up for 4 months~~
~~Start making art for fun~~
~~Take photos with film~~
Go paragliding
Try surfing
~~Henna~~
Stand under a waterfall
~~Go to a wax museum~~
~~Own 10+ plants at one time~~
~~Spend a weekend in Brighton~~
Go to D23 expo
Visit a natural hot springs
Go to Italy
~~Buy some crystals~~
Go to a cat cafe
Ride a zip line
Jump off a cliff into the sea
~~Stay at a Vegas hotel on the strip~~
Attend the Holi Festival
Take part in a huge food fight
Have a crepe from Harajuku
Go to a glowworm cave
Own a dog
Fly first class
Watch the Cornetto Trilogy in one go
~~Try frozen yogurt~~
See Van Gogh's 'Starry Night' in real life
~~Make a playlist every month for a year~~
Volunteer at an animal shelter
Watch all the Disney classics
~~Learn 200 songs on the ukulele~~
Attend Pride in another Country
Attend La Tomatina in Spain
~~Go to Yosemite~~
See the Great Barrier Reef in Australia
Go to Blue Lagoon in Iceland
~~Go to Universal~~
~~Go to Hollywood~~
~~Become a 'Dancing Queen' (17)~~
~~Turn 18~~
~~Get braces taken off~~
Put a nice note in a library book
~~See Ed Sheeran live~~
Go to comic con
~~Visit ancient ruins~~
~~Take 100 Polaroids~~
Sun tan tattoo
~~Write a song (that I actually like)~~
Drink 5 different types of tea
~~Go to a really old bookshop~~
Go for a late night drive
~~Finish a TV show~~
~~Buy some really expensive makeup~~
~~Go to Greece~~
~~Go camping with friends~~
~~Have a campfire on the beach~~
Go to a black sand beach
See Wicked live
~~See Les Miserable live~~
See Anastasia live
Have a white Christmas
~~Go to a spiritual retreat~~
Take my parents for a meal
Visit a ghost town
Make a snowman
~~Go to a salt flat~~
Visit Moraine Lake
~~Sing to an audience~~
~~Go to university~~
~~Move out~~

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