The Millennial Mom

Ahh.. sweater weather.

Who else gets intimidated by the bucket lists of Pinterest that go on for three pages and seem like they’ll cost more than a trip to Cancun?! Just me? I’ve never done a bucket list, let alone a themed one, but with some suggestions from my kids we came up with a completely practical list that I think we’ll be able to accomplish.

• Paint a fall themed picture
• Visit a free pumpkin patch
• Go on a walk and find as many unique leaves as you can
• Go on a scenic drive to see the colorful leaves
• Watch a movie that was filmed in the fall (and no you can’t make them watch a Hallmark movie)
• Send grandparents a fall picture
• Go on a nature walk to find the differences between the summer and fall season
• Lie on the trampoline and enjoy the crisp air
• Try a fall dish (preferably a baked pastry)
• Lastly, (the biggest one) go camping.

These are 10 things that we came up with. What are some things you and your family plan to do?

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