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Fall Bucket List-2022

Fall Bucket List- 2022




Each Summer we make a bucket list to focus our summer.  This year is no different. 

This summer we will have more time to enjoy each other because of switching swim teams.

There is a wait time for our son's participation in swim meets.  Since we have approximately

2 months to complete this list, I limited my activities to 20.    


  1. Burn Fall Candles

  1. Drink Warm Apple Wine

  2. Drink Apple Cider

  3. Make S’Mores

  4. Host Bon Fire/ Fire Pit

  5. Go on a HIke

  6. Fall Leaves

  7. Thankful List

  8. Roast Pumpkin Seeds

  9. Decorate for Fall

  1. Watch Football Game

  2. Wrap yourself up in a scarf

  3. Make Hot Chocolate

  4. Visit or Host an Oktoberfest

  5. Make a pot of Soup

  1. Bake Pumpkin Bread

  2. Plant Mums

  3. Watch a scary movie

  4. Make Chili

  1. Make Apple Crisp 


What are you planning on doing this fall to make it special?  

Leave a comment below and let us know what budget-friendly adventures you are planning on doing? 

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