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What's a low-stakes, achieveable goal on your bucket list? (self.asklemmy)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by TeaHands to c/[email protected]

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Could be outstanding, could be something you've already completed.

I like to break my goals down into a sort of ladder with the eventual goal at the top, but smaller achievements on the way. So to that end my bucket list includes such gems as:

Go out for a meal alone
Buy a fancy ice lolly without feeling guilty about it
Climb up the nearby hill without stopping for a break
Reach out to various old friends for a catchup
Finish reading the whole Discworld book series (I never did read the last one, iykyk)

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[–] MissJinx 2 points 1 year ago

oh I see, thats true!! Why waste the money. But I love sushi, and sometimes, like 2x a year tops, when I get a bomus or something, I like to go to this amazing sushi place that's kind of fancy close to me. The last time nobody could go and I didn't want to wait for company so I went alone and It was the best! When I was younger we didn't had phones like today. Today we are never all alone