Realistic Winter Bucketlist

Every year I have many plans for winter, but never complete them, so this year I have a realistic winter bucket list accompanied with my unrealistic bucket list to the left.

Go to the Zoo lights with Friends: See friends got to Zoo lights on Instagram
Go to the Denver Botanical Gardens Blossoms of Light: See friends go to Blossoms of Light on Instagram.
Play in Snow: Trudge through Snow.
Sled: Whine because snow got in my boots.
Ski: Look at ski clothing online.
Go to Aspen: Plan trip to Aspen, but not go.
Go to Crested Butte: Ask and ask dad, but be denied because he doesn't want to be cold.
Have Birthday in Crested Butte: Have Birthday in Casa Bonita
Bake Cookies for Santa: Eat cookies for Santa.
Wrap presents perfectly: They will be Perfect.
Enjoy every moment: Whine because I didn't get the presents I wanted.
Go to Christmas Eve Mass with all my loves!: Will Happen.
Drive Lance to School: Be told I can never drive again.
Watch lots of Christmas Movies: Watch Frozen and Jonah Hill movies on repeat.
Drink William-Sonoma Hot Chocolate: Drink Swiss Miss packets.
Decorate for Christmas: Bring out decor, leave out decor.
Decorate the Christmas Tree with Family: Leave ornament boxes out for days in hopes we decorate.
Sing Christmas Carols: Annoy with Christmas Carols
Buy the perfect presents: Give out I-O-U's
Host a Poker Party: Play solitaire by myself.
Look at Christmas Lights: Argue while seeing sub par Christmas displays.

It's gonna be a great break!

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