I’ll come to your house and cook dinner (kale included) if you invite CK and make sure he’s sitting next to me at a private table. The rest of you can eat in the kitchen.

Love you!

I’m with you on this one. I like having some goals, love having fun, but growing up is totally over-rated!

You are so right and you’ve also become a special part of this group of readers. Yes, I’m very fortunate with the wonderful friends I’ve met through blogging. I’m looking forward to you starting your blog/comic strip — I’ll definitely be a follower as we are on the same journey with this. You as your family farm’s second wind, me enjoying the benefits of more farmers growing organic foods for the rest of us. Can’t wait to see how all this unfolds with you!

Peace, love and organic farming!

A vineyard in Tuscany? Tell me where and when and I’ll be visiting. I love that region and there’s nothing better than a glass of fine wine on occasion!

I also love the idea of visiting the Pyramids. Great list!

I love it! And I agree, we should plan for a century and hopefully, like you say, we learn and gain greater appreciation for every precious moment.

Thank you for your kind comments, Diana. You are on the same path. Inspiring, teaching, living in the moment, and sharing with others. I also appreciate what you’re doing with eat2evolve!

xo

Sorry about that, but a bucket list should be about fun and joy, not more work.

1. My bucket list:
Learn all I can about organic farming and help my family’s 214-year-old farm get it’s second wind
2. Write (a blog, column… comic strip – ha ha) about farming
3. Take the time to marvel at my son’s life as it unfolds and stay connected to him
4. Become fluent in Spanish; continue volunteer work in Guatemala
5. Lift up my family and friends so they are darn sure of how much I love them before I “step off”

Other things on my bucket list include:
Buy a vineyard in Tuscany
Learn to ski
See the Pyramids
Write a book
Be able to take a TRUE breather before I take the LAST breather. LOL!