Fall Bucket List!
I’m gearing up to tackle my calendar planning for the remainder of the year, or at least the next month. My days are spinning, twirling, whirling by so fast right now that I can’t even seem to plan anything fast enough before the next month passes. This year is a blur, but a blessed blur at that. So, I decided to skip the usual Friday Favorites to post some other favorites about fall that I hope to be able to do.
I got to thinking to myself, “Self, what do you want to do this fall before it escapes you?” Enter in my fall bucket list post of things that I want to do pre-Christmas season taking over my mind and heart.
I got to thinking about my trip to Portland last year and the fun fall themed things we did there, as well as the many fall things I've done in years past... In the end I think this is a pretty great list of ideas!
Fall Bucket List:
1. Visit a pumpkin patch
2. Carve or decorate a pumpkin
3. Walk through a corn maze
4. Host a fall themed scarf exchange
5. Bake a new pumpkin dessert
6. Bake my Paleo pumpkin bread
7. Remake my pumpkin chili (YUM!)
8. Take pumpkin or snicker-doodle cookies to a fire station or police station
9. Go somewhere with fall foliage
10. Go apple picking
11. Bake an apple pie for my family
12. Toast pumpkin or squash seeds
13. Cozy up for a football game on a crisp Sunday next to a fireplace
14. Hand out candy to trick-or-treaters
15. Play in the fall leaves
16. Remake my Whole 30 apple spice muffins
17. Go to a fall festival
18. Spend one day cozied up with wine, a fireplace, windows open to feel the cold air
19. Watch Hocus Pocus and Adams Family
20. Visit a local park to collect pine cones to make cinnamon scented pine cones
21. Make pumpkin butter
22. Make pumpkin scented sugar scrub
23. Make a low sugar, low calorie adult version of a PSL =)))
24. Decorate for fall and buy pumpkin scented candles
25. Decorate for Halloween
Print the Fall Bucket List here!
This is a lot to squeeze in to my schedule but I sure hope to make it happen! What fun things do you have in mind to celebrate the fall season? There’s so much to do between September, Halloween, “Harvest”, and Thanksgiving. Are you as excited as I am?!?!?
XOXO
