I don’t
generally do a New Year’s resolution thing, I plan to lose weight every year
but that is about it. Instead this year I am compiling those things on my
bucket list, stuff I want to do before I kick it, and then see how many on the
list I can check off this time next year.
Go ocean fishing and catch a bill
fish.
Bowl a 300 game.
Jump in a New York City taxi cab and
holler “Follow that car!”
Go on a sailing cruise in the
Caribbean.
Stump fishducky and Sandee with a fake stupid
headline.
Learn to play more than 5 chords on
the guitar.
Break 90 in golf.
Take a cruise to Alaska.
Have something I have written
published, that I didn’t pay to have published.
Correctly identify every item on a
Mrs. Cranky shopping list.
I’ll check
back next year to see how many I can cross off.
In the mean time:
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY!!
In the mean time:
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY!!
You've already stumped me with the stupid headlines. I've missed a few.
ReplyDeleteI think you should work on both those cruises.
Have a fabulous day and a very happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. ☺
i'll make that shopping list as difficult as possible, just because ...
ReplyDeletethe 2 cruises will happen!! some of the other stuff is all up to you!
guess I should start working on my list ...
I've only managed to accomplish three items on your list so maybe I should rethink my own bucket list. I hope you and Mrs. C. have a great New Year. I look forward to reading more of the Wit and Wisdom of the Cranky Old Man. Take care.
ReplyDeletelaughed at several of these. the shopping list one could be nigh about impossible!
ReplyDeleteAnd the same to you. PS--I gave up the bucket list. Just do it.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, you definitely made me laugh with the New York City "Follow that car!' one! haha, that would be fun!
ReplyDeleteAnd to you.
ReplyDeleteYou can get your book "Self Published through "Lulu Publishers". You don't have to pay anything, You set your own price and they take a small amount. The books
ReplyDeleteget published as they are ordered so there is no waste of paper. I made a mistake of not getting an ESPN number other wise I would have been able to have a small display of my book in a book store even,
Happy New Year to you and Mrs C and family.
Don't set that bar too high. Maybe bowl 300 games?
ReplyDelete"Break 90 in golf"? I think I broke 100 once, back in the 90s, and that's about as close to 90 as I'll ever get. Such ambition. Sheesh.
ReplyDeleteOh, and Happy New Year to y'all as well.
ReplyDeleteImpressive list. Some quite doable--others--if you do, hope you document and take pictures. Make it a great 2015 Cranky.
ReplyDeleteI've quit making resolutions too. As I matter of fact, I'm resolved not to make them. Something always screws them up anyway. Usually . . . me.
ReplyDeleteI'd give up on that shopping list. The code of Mrs. C is indecipherable. The Navajo code talkers could take lessons from her, to safely convert their code talk to a written equivalent.
ReplyDeleteVal stole my comment!!
Delete"And by only 8 minutes," she sighed contentedly, shining her fingernails on her lapel.
DeleteThat's an ambitious list! My resolutions always include to "eat more chocolate."
ReplyDeleteThis year, I want to work up the guts and tell them at Starbucks, when they ask you your name as you order your coffee (to write it on the cup), "Jake from State Farm."
I doubt very much you'll be crossing off that last item. All the rest seem possible.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year.
Hi Cracky Man,
ReplyDeleteI've take a cruise to Alaska but none of the other things.
And I really really want to jump into a cab ANYWHERE and say "Follow that car!".
Happy New Year
:0)
Cheers
PM
Man, how can anyone top: "Follow that car!"
ReplyDeleteHa.. you do set the bar high with that shopping list. ;) Happy New Year to you and Mrs. Cranky.
ReplyDeleteWell, my bucket list says "don't waste time composing a list when you can be off doing it".
ReplyDeleteMaybe if we all work together we can get the shopping list right.
ReplyDeleteNothing to say really - these comments are as funny as your post!
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