MOMENT BUCKETLIST

1. Late Night Hike

2. Meditate/Feel Time

3. Dance Like No One's Watching

4. Do Something that Utterly Terrifies You

5. Support a Local Cause

6. Crowd Surf

7. Watch a Sunrise

8. Swim in a Lake

9. Climb one last Mountain

10. Create Beauty

11. Cook Something New

12. Do Some Intense Origami

13. Write an Op-Ed

14. Be the Best at Something

15. Become an expert on Something New

16. Get a Massage

17. Pokemon Go Roadtrip

18. Make someone laugh, really, laugh

19. Eat food that you think is gross

20. Buy the weirdest thing you can for under $5 on Ebay

21. Try an As Seen on TV Product

22. Extreme Ice Challenge

23. Cooking in the Bathroom Challenge

24. Blend a Meal & Drink it

25. Teach someone something they never knew

26. Enjoy every bite of a meal

27. Create Something Useful out of Useless Objects

28. See What it's like to be Blind for a Day

29. See an old activity through fresh eyes

30. Craft a meaningful tale in Five Words

31. Write a Song

32. Attempt to take a cat on a walk (minimum one lap around neighborhood)

33. Go thrift shopping

34. Make/ Remake a Music Video with my Friends

35. Blow Something Up

August 11, 2016

August 11, 2016

Dear Friend,

948 hours, or, 41 days. That’s the amount of time I have until I leave on my mission, and it has become apparent that somehow I have allowed Facebook, Youtube and Netflix to take over my time. Therefore, I need to start cutting myself off from such distractions, otherwise I’ll be hopelessly doomed come September 21st. So, I’ve decided to spend the time I would normally use on Social Media enjoying what time I have left with family and friend alike. Starting today, I vow to spend no more than 30 minutes a day on these time wasters. It’s time to begin enjoying the world, not just seeing it between glances at my phone.

Now, I understand that do to the majority of my time being spent at work, I need to find meaningful memories to make within short incriminates of time, anywhere from 10 minutes to a few hours, and this proves to be a challenging task, so today I will spend my time finding ideas. Someone once told me that the most meaningful memories are the shortest and simplest ones, and I intend to prove this idea unequivocally.

More to come later today...Best,

-Hunter