We're all familiar with the concept of new year's resolutions, the practice of identifying things you want to accomplish in the next 365 days. On a larger scale, you have the bucket list of everything you want to do before you "kick the bucket." It can be a great motivational tool, but it always leaves room for disappointment.
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The original Anti-Bucket List.
Anti Bucket List 2013
If you want to create your own, try my current photo editing website obsession: www.canva.com.