My list of 100. . .

1. Visit Cambodia
2. Visit Vietnam
3. Visit Laos
4. Visit Burma
5. Visit India
6. Visit Nepal
7. Visit Hokkaido
8. Visit Kyoto & Nara
9. Visit Shikoku
10. Visit Kyushu
11. Visit Denmark
12. Visit Italy
13. Visit Vancouver, B.C.
14. Visit Kankakee, IL
15. Learn to meditate
16. Backpack around Europe
17. Lie naked on a beach
18. Go to Cougar Hot Springs
19. Drink more water
20. Cut soda out of my diet
21. Exercise more
22. Read more books
23. Write my life story
24. Write a will
25. Lose 25 pounds
26. Bicycle around the San Juan Islands
27. Go to a Pearl Jam concert
28. Go cross-country in a VW bus
29. Learn how to quilt
30. Make peace with my anger
31. Organize my craft room
32. Start my own business
33. Make a sedum wreath
34. Learn how to paint with oils
35. Have another baby or adopt a baby
36. Find a group(s) that I can volunteer with that I believe in
37. Own a French bulldog, Bassett Hound, English bulldog or a Pug
38. Get a tattoo
39. Pierce my nipple
40. Take dance lessons
41. Become knowledgeable about wine
42. Build raised beds in my backyard
43. Landscape my yard
44. Grow a huge organic garden so no veggies need to be bough
45. Go on a three-four day hike, backpacking in and out (Three Sisters?)
46. Buy a kayak
47. Buy a canoe
48. Learn how to kayak well
49. Build a worm composting box
50. Go on a hot springs tour of Japan
51. Go to a Sumo tournament in Japan
52. Take a photography class
53. Take a pottery class
54. Run or walk a marathon, big or small, every year
55. Learn how to play the guitar, again
56. Buy a piano
57. Buy a hamock
58. Go antiquing in the mid-west. . . down that one highway with all of the booths set up for miles and miles across numerous states
59. Meet my old brother and sister
60. Buy a house in the country, on a stream or river
61. Say yes more than no
62. Worry less. . . so that I can no longer call myself a "worrier"
63. Learn how to bake bread like my grandma could
64. Drink more tea
65. Embrace silence
66. Establish my own traditions
67. Make my own "family"
68. Hike the North Umpqua trail
69. Spend more time in Eastern Oregon
70. More love. . . less hate. . .  more forgiveness. . . fewer grudges
71. Question more. . . "Does it really matter?", "Will it matter in 5 minutes?", "Will it matter in 1 hour?", "Will it matter tomorrow? in one week? in a year? when I am dead?"
72. Spend more time in nature with my dogs
73. Scrapbook more!
74. Go to CKC-Seattle
75. Plan a couple reunions with different groups of my college friends and follow-through with them!
76. Cut my hair short and sassy!!
77. Start a blog and keep it up
78. No more tv. . . only movies
79. Knit a sweater
80. Learn how to crochet a rug like my grandma
81. Conquer my fear of using a power saw
82. Learn how to build willow furniture
83. Live on property where I can have goats and chickens and a horse
84. Build a chicken coop so I can chickens and eggs and chicks
85. Give yoga a try
86. Take more videos and pictures of the kids, with me in them
87. Go snorkeling in Japan
88. Live in Japan. . . again
89. Live in Korea
90. Live in a log cabin in the middle of nowhere
91. Buy used instead of new
92. Open my home more and worry less about whether it is dirty or cluttered
93. Start a weekly card-playing group
94. Buy no more magazines
95. Build an herb garden. . . and use the herbs in cooking and canning more
96. Free my life from clutter
97. Go cross-country skiing every winter
98. Be better with money and keeping things in order financially
99. Go to grief group every Thursday
100. Learn how to make and maintain a webpage