Saturday, January 3, 2015

The start of the new year is a great time to write your own 'bucket list'

A little over three years ago, I kicked off a project that’s turned into one of the best and most fun things that I've ever done.

In December 2011, I drafted a 365-item “bucket list” and tried to accomplish as many of the items on the list as possible during the ensuing year. I got off to a slow start in early 2012, but in mid-May 2012 I began to make a conscious effort to scratch off at least one bucket list item a week. By the end of the 2012 calendar year, I’d managed to scratch 42 items off my list.

In January 2013, I expanded my “bucket list” from 365 items to 1,000 items, and between Jan. 1, 2013 and Dec. 31, 2013, I managed to scratch 66 items off my list, a little more than one item a week. In January 2014, I again expanded my list from 1,000 items to 1,111 items, and between Jan. 1, 2014 and Dec. 31, 2014, I managed to mark 83 items off my list.

If you’re reading this and have never tried to write your own “bucket list” you might find that writing one is harder than you would think. As many of you will already likely know, a “bucket list” is a wish list of things you’d like to do before you “kick the bucket.” Many of you will be familiar with this idea thanks to the 2007 comedy, “The Bucket List,” which starred Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman.

I’ve always kind of walked around with one of these lists in my head, but I’d never taken the time to actually write down my list until December 2011. Something about the act of writing these goals down makes them seem more concrete and doable. Setting a weekly deadline for myself in May 2012 also seemed to help me accomplish more of them and really ramped up the project.

Before I go any further, I want to say that this project is not about me, and I don’t do it to write about myself or to brag anything that I’ve done. One of my main goals is to show people in the reading audience that they can also do many of these same types of things, many of which don’t cost a dime. I hope that my “bucket list updates” have and will continue to encouraged others to get off the couch and do some things they’ve always wanted to do. With a little planning and a little effort, you can do a lot of cool, memorable stuff. I’m just a regular guy, so if I can do some of this stuff, so can you.

How many of you out there have bucket lists of your own? What sort of items do you have on your list? How many of your personal bucket list items have you already accomplished? Which were your most memorable? Which were the most difficult to accomplish? Let us know in the comments section below.

In the spirit of the start of another new year, what follows is my new and expanded bucket list. You’ll notice that it’s in alphabetical order, which I did on purpose to keep from duplicating entries. This year, I’ve also expanded the list once again, moving from 1,111 items to 1,500 items. Most of the items were on my list last year, but I also added a few more to replace those that I scratched off the list during the past 12 months. Please feel free to “borrow” any of them that you’d like to do.

  1. Attain the 33rd Masonic degree
  2. Attend a Birmingham Barons baseball game
  3. Attend a Cape Cod League Game in Massachusetts
  4. Attend a Catholic mass church service
  5. Attend a College World Series baseball game
  6. Attend a comic book convention
  7. Attend a fantasy baseball camp
  8. Attend a high school reunion
  9. Attend a graduation ceremony at West Point
  10. Attend Alabama’s “A Day” spring football game
  11. Attend a luau
  12. Attend a Major League Baseball game on Opening Day
  13. Attend a Major League Baseball spring training game
  14. Attend a Mardi Gras ball
  15. Attend a Mobile Bay Bears baseball game
  16. Attend a Native American sweat lodge ceremony
  17. Attend a Navajo peyote ritual
  18. Attend an NCAA Final Four basketball game
  19. Attend an NFL game at the Superdome in New Orleans
  20. Attend an opera performance
  21. Attend a Pensacola Blue Wahoos baseball game
  22. Attend a poetry reading
  23. Attend a presidential inauguration
  24. Attend a Renaissance Faire
  25. Attend a Scottish Rite Maundy Thursday ceremony
  26. Attend a session of the Alabama Grand Lodge
  27. Attend a Star Trek convention
  28. Attend a taping of Saturday Night Live
  29. Attend a World Series baseball game
  30. Attend BayFest in Mobile
  31. Attend Comic-Con International in San Diego
  32. Attend Lollapalooza
  33. Attend MLB Fan Fest
  34. Attend Oktoberfest at Redstone Arsenal
  35. Attend Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany
  36. Attend Pensacola ParaCon
  37. Attend the Alabama Book Festival
  38. Attend the Alabama “Mr. Football” Banquet
  39. Attend the Alabama Renaissance Fair in Florence
  40. Attend the Angola Prison Rodeo
  41. Attend the Army-Navy football game
  42. Attend the Blessing of the Fleet in Bayou La Batre
  43. Attend the Boston Marathon
  44. Attend Burning Man
  45. Attend the Cotton Patch Festival at Uriah
  46. Attend the Dauphin Street Beer Festival
  47. Attend the Daytona 500
  48. Attend the Fiesta Bowl
  49. Attend the Great American Beer Festival in Denver, Colo.
  50. Attend the Great British Beer Festival in London
  51. Attend the Greater Gulf State Fair
  52. Attend the Hangout Music Festival
  53. Attend the Harvard-Yale football game
  54. Attend the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival and CthulhuCon
  55. Attend the Indianapolis 500
  56. Attend the June 24th Masonic Day celebration in Florala
  57. Attend the Kentucky Derby, drink a mint julep and bet on a horse
  58. Attend the Little League World Series
  59. Attend the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
  60. Attend the Major League Baseball All-Star Game
  61. Attend the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Ga.
  62. Attend the Midnight Sun Baseball Classic in Alaska
  63. Attend the National Finals Rodeo
  64. Attend the NBA All-Star Game
  65. Attend the NCAA National Championship Football Game
  66. Attend the New Year’s Eve celebration in Time’s Square
  67. Attend the New York Marathon
  68. Attend the NFL Pro Bowl
  69. Attend the NHL All-Star Game
  70. Attend the Notre Dame-Michigan football game
  71. Attend the opening of the Iditarod in Anchorage, Alaska
  72. Attend the Orange Bowl
  73. Attend the Republican National Convention
  74. Attend the Rocket City Brewfest in Huntsville
  75. Attend the Rose Bowl
  76. Attend the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Spain
  77. Attend the SEC Championship Football Game in Atlanta
  78. Attend the Stanley Cup Finals
  79. Attend the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Savannah, Ga.
  80. Attend the Sugar Bowl
  81. Attend the Super Bowl
  82. Attend the Tennessee Williams-New Orleans Literary Festival
  83. Attend the Tour de France
  84. Attend the Triple A All-Star Game
  85. Attend the UFO festival in Fyffe, Ala.
  86. Attend the Wimbledon Tennis tournament in London
  87. Attend the World Baseball Classic
  88. Attend the X-Games
  89. Attend Williams Station Day in Atmore
  90. Bake a birthday cake for my wife
  91. Bake a loaf of bread
  92. Bake a rhubarb pie from scratch
  93. Be a game show contestant
  94. Be an extra in a movie
  95. Be a vegetarian for one month
  96. Become a bonded notary public
  97. Become a certified beer judge
  98. Become a certified electrician
  99. Become a certified/licensed bartender
  100. Become a certified lifeguard
  101. Become a certified NWS Cooperative Weather Observer
  102. Become a certified pilot
  103. Become a certified plumber
  104. Become a certified private investigator
  105. Become a certified SCUBA diver
  106. Become a certified UFO field investigator
  107. Become a certified welder
  108. Become a licensed barber
  109. Become a licensed/certified ham radio operator
  110. Become a lifetime member of the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society
  111. Become a lifetime member of the National Geographic Society
  112. Become a lifetime member of the Scottish Rite
  113. Become a member of SABR, the Society for American Baseball Research
  114. Become a member of the Royal Geographical Society
  115. Become a member of the Smithsonian Institution
  116. Become a Shriner
  117. Be complaint-free for 30 days and earn a Complaint Free bracelet
  118. Be inducted into a hall of fame
  119. Be in the stands for a no-hitter (or perfect game)
  120. Be knighted by the queen
  121. Bike a “century”
  122. Bird watch
  123. Bowl a 300
  124. Break a Guinness World Record
  125. Build a boat
  126. Build a cabin
  127. Build a house of cards
  128. Build a model airplane
  129. Build a model ship
  130. Build and fly a kite with the kids
  131. Build and launch a model rocket with the kids
  132. Build a raft and float it down the river
  133. Build the kids a tree house
  134. Buy a good metal detector and use it
  135. Buy a GPS device and learn to use it
  136. Buy lemonade from kids at a stand
  137. Buy stock
  138. Cage dive amongst sharks
  139. Camp out in the backyard with the kids
  140. Carry the Olympic torch
  141. Catch a fly ball at a Major League Baseball game
  142. Catch a marlin
  143. Catch a piranha and eat it
  144. Catch a shark
  145. Cave dive
  146. Celebrate Midwinter’s Day on Feb. 6 with a steak dinner
  147. Celebrate the Fourth of July in Washington, D.C.
  148. Climb an active volcano
  149. Climb Angels Landing in Zion National Park
  150. Climb Mount Everest
  151. Climb Mount Fuji, Japan
  152. Climb Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania
  153. Climb Mount McKinley (Denali)
  154. Climb Mount Rainer in Washington
  155. Climb to the top of a water tower
  156. Compete in the World Championship Domino Tournament in Andalusia
  157. Complete a food challenge at a restaurant
  158. Complete an obstacle course adventure endurance race
  159. Complete a semester at the National Outdoor Leadership School
  160. Complete a sprint distance triathlon
  161. Complete an Ironman distance triathlon
  162. Complete an Olympic distance triathlon
  163. Complete the Alabama Hunter Education Course
  164. Complete the Scottish Rite Master Craftsman program
  165. Cross the Arctic Circle
  166. Cross the equator
  167. Cross the Rio Grande River
  168. Cross the “Rooster Bridge” in Demopolis
  169. Cut down my own Christmas tree
  170. Dive the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland, Australia
  171. Do 10 pull-ups
  172. Do 30 burpees in a row
  173. Do 100 consecutive pushups
  174. Do a 24-hour fast
  175. Do a genealogy interview with my grandmother
  176. Do genealogy interviews with my parents
  177. Don’t speak a single word for an entire day
  178. Do the 30-Day Push-Up Challenge (100 push-ups a day for 30 days)
  179. Do The Art of Manliness’ “30 Days to a Better Man” Challenge
  180. Do the Polar Bear Plunge at the Flora-Bama on New Years Day
  181. Drink absinthe
  182. Drink a key lime milkshake at Stacey Old Tyme Soda Fountain in Foley
  183. Drink champagne from a slipper
  184. Drink Kopi Luwak
  185. Drink port
  186. Drive a ’57 Chevrolet
  187. Drive a Corvette
  188. Drive across country from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean
  189. Drive a Ferrari
  190. Drive a Jaguar
  191. Drive a Mercedes
  192. Drive an Aston Martin
  193. Drive a Porsche
  194. Drive a Saab
  195. Drive a snowmobile
  196. Drive the 3,100 miles of Gulf shoreline between Florida and Mexico
  197. Drive the entire length of the Natchez Trace Parkway
  198. Drive the Lincoln Highway from New York to California
  199. Drink a bottle of wine that’s older than I am
  200. Drink a Guinness Beer in Dublin, Ireland on St. Patrick’s Day
  201. Drink a pint in an English pub
  202. Drink milk from a fresh coconut
  203. Drive Alabama’s “Civil War Trail”
  204. Drive from Austin, Texas to Great Falls, Montana
  205. Drive I-95 from Florida to Maine
  206. Drive on the German Autobahn
  207. Drive Route 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles
  208. Drive the entire length of the Alaska Highway
  209. Drive the Explorers Highway across Australia
  210. Drive the Great Ocean Road in southern Australia
  211. Drive the Pacific Coast Highway in California
  212. Drive U.S. Highway 31 from Spanish Fort to Mackinaw City, Mich.
  213. Drive U.S. Highway 61 from New Orleans to Wyoming, Minn.
  214. Earn a black belt in karate
  215. Earn a Master’s Degree
  216. Earn an honorary degree
  217. Eat a cannoli
  218. Eat a cheese steak sandwich in Philadelphia
  219. Eat a ghost chili pepper
  220. Eat alligator
  221. Eat an entire Boston cream pie
  222. Eat an insect
  223. Eat at a Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse
  224. Eat at Emeril’s Delmonico Restaurant in New Orleans
  225. Eat at Emily’s Café in Greenville
  226. Eat a tequila worm
  227. Eat at every restaurant in Conecuh County at least once
  228. Eat at every restaurant in Monroe County at least once
  229. Eat at Ezell’s Fish Camp in Lavaca, Ala.
  230. Eat at Honey’s Hot Dogs in Dothan
  231. Eat at Huggin’ Molly’s restaurant in Abbeville
  232. Eat at Mama Nem’s in Thomaston
  233. Eat at Momma Goldberg’s in Auburn
  234. Eat at Roscoe's House of Chicken 'n Waffles in Los Angeles.
  235. Eat at Sisters restaurant in Troy
  236. Eat at Tacky Jack’s in Gulf Shores
  237. Eat at the Battle House Hotel in Mobile
  238. Eat at the Compleat Angler Seafood Grille & Bar in Daphne
  239. Eat at the Dew Drop Inn in Mobile
  240. Eat at the Duchess Bakery in Cullman
  241. Eat at the Market By The Bay in Daphne
  242. Eat at the Mountain Parkway Grill in Sand Rock
  243. Eat at the Tally-Ho restaurant in Selma
  244. Eat at The Victoria in Anniston
  245. Eat at the Wildflower Café in Mentone
  246. Eat Baba Ghanoush
  247. Eat caviar
  248. Eat chitterlings
  249. Eat crawfish pie at Ca-John’s in Faunsdale
  250. Eat Eggs Benedict
  251. Eat Escargot
  252. Eat Foie Gras
  253. Eat haggis
  254. Eat kangaroo
  255. Eat kimchi
  256. Eat penguin meat
  257. Eat rabbit
  258. Eat Rocky Mountain oysters
  259. Eat sautéed grouper at The Rawl’s in Enterprise
  260. Eat seal meat
  261. Eat shark
  262. Eat steak tartare
  263. Eat turtle soup
  264. Escort my daughter down the aisle at her wedding
  265. Examine a crop circle
  266. Experience an earthquake
  267. Experience a session in a sensory deprivation tank
  268. Experience weightlessness
  269. Explore a creepy tunnel
  270. Explore the Forbidden City in Beijing
  271. Fast for three days, drinking nothing but water
  272. Feed a koala bear
  273. Find 365 geocaches
  274. Find 1,000 geocaches
  275. Find a four-leaf clover
  276. Find an arrowhead
  277. Find the “Original Stash” geocache in Oregon.
  278. Finish a newspaper crossword puzzle
  279. Float in the Dead Sea
  280. Fly an airplane
  281. Fly at the speed of sound
  282. Fly first class
  283. Fly in an open cockpit airplane
  284. Fly with the Blue Angels
  285. Geocache at night
  286. Geocache for an entire day
  287. Get 10,000 followers on Twitter
  288. Get a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL)
  289. Get a manicure
  290. Get a passport
  291. Get a pedicure
  292. Get a tattoo
  293. Go backpacking in Europe
  294. Go barefoot for an entire week
  295. Go clam digging
  296. Golf 18 holes
  297. Go on a “Bigfoot hunt” in the Pacific Northwest
  298. Go on a dog-sledding trip
  299. Go on a ghost tour in Savannah, Ga.
  300. Go on a humanitarian trip to Africa
  301. Go on a juice fast
  302. Go on a mission trip
  303. Go on an African safari
  304. Go on an alligator hunt
  305. Go on an urban exploration trip
  306. Go on a police ride along
  307. Go on a real duck hunt
  308. Go on a volkswalk
  309. Go on a walkabout in the Australian outback
  310. Go to a midnight showing at a theater
  311. Go whale watching.
  312. Grow my hair out, shoulder-length
  313. Hang glide
  314. Have a Halloween bonfire with hot apple cider
  315. Have washboard abs
  316. Help build a church
  317. Help build a Habitat for Humanity home
  318. Help deliver a baby
  319. Hike a glacier
  320. Hike a section of the Appalachian Trail
  321. Hike Hadrian’s Wall Across the UK
  322. Hike in Alaska
  323. Hike the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge trails
  324. Hike the Continental Divide Trail
  325. Hike the entire length of the Eastern Shore Trail
  326. Hike the Pacific Northwest Trail
  327. Hike the trails at Chickasabogue Park
  328. Hike the trails at DeSoto State Park in Fort Payne
  329. Hike the trails at Gulf State Park
  330. Hike the trails at Oak Mountain State Park in Pelham
  331. Hike the trails at Village Point Park in Daphne
  332. Hike the Walls of Jericho at Hytop
  333. Hike the Weeks Bay Nature Trail near Fairhope
  334. Hike to Everest Base Camp
  335. Hike to the bottom of the Grand Canyon
  336. Hike to the top of Mount Cheaha
  337. Hold a bezoar
  338. Hunt and find ancient shark teeth
  339. Hunt and kill a bear
  340. Hunt and kill a coyote
  341. Hunt and kill a lion in Tanzania (legal there)
  342. Hunt and kill an elephant in South Africa (legal there)
  343. Hunt and kill a wild pig
  344. Hunt and kill a wild turkey
  345. Hunt for geese
  346. Ice fish
  347. Install a home weather station
  348. Interview someone who claims to have been abducted by aliens
  349. Invent something and patent it
  350. Join a disaster relief effort
  351. Join Masonic Lodge No. 3 in Monroeville, Ala.
  352. Join the Alabama Archeological Society
  353. Join the Alabama Bigfoot Society
  354. Join the American Legion
  355. Join the Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore
  356. Join the Knights of St. Andrew
  357. Join the Monroe County Rescue Squad
  358. Join the National Rifle Association
  359. Join the Peacock Family Association of the South
  360. Join the Sons of the American Revolution
  361. Join the Veterans of Foreign Wars
  362. Join the York Rite of Freemasonry
  363. Kayak the Sepulga River Canoe Trail
  364. Kill a deer with a bow and arrow
  365. Kill a deer with a traditional muzzle-loading rifle
  366. Kiss the Blarney Stone in Ireland
  367. Kite-surf
  368. Launch a newspaper boat with the kids
  369. Learn a magic trick
  370. Learn archery
  371. Learn Bartitsu
  372. Learn Krav Maga
  373. Learn tae kwon do
  374. Learn to braze
  375. Learn to cook
  376. Learn to fly-fish
  377. Learn to play cribbage
  378. Learn to play croquet
  379. Learn to play dominoes
  380. Learn to play golf
  381. Learn to kayak
  382. Learn to play backgammon
  383. Learn to play poker
  384. Learn to play the piano
  385. Learn to ride a motorcycle
  386. Learn to sail
  387. Learn to say the alphabet backwards
  388. Learn to solder
  389. Learn to speak Arabic
  390. Learn to speak French
  391. Learn to speak German
  392. Learn to speak Russian
  393. Learn to speak Spanish
  394. Learn to surf
  395. Lean to use a sextant
  396. Learn to whistle with my fingers
  397. Listen to Beethoven’s “Kreutzer Sonata” from start to finish
  398. Listen to Beethoven’s “Moonlight” Sonata
  399. Listen to Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the U.S.A.”
  400. Listen to Bruce Springsteen’s “Born to Run” from start to finish
  401. Listen to George Gershwin’s “Concerto in F”
  402. Listen to George Handel’s “Messiah”
  403. Listen to Hank Williams’ “40 Greatest Hits”
  404. Listen to Miles Davis’ “Kind of Blue”
  405. Listen to Mozart’s opera, “The Magic Flute”
  406. Listen to “Pet Sounds” by the Beach Boys
  407. Listen to Rachmaninoff’s “Third Piano Concerto”
  408. Listen to Rolling Stone’s ‘500 Greatest Albums of All Time”
  409. Listen to Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring”
  410. Listen to The Clash’s “London Calling”
  411. Listen to the opera “Carmen” from start to finish
  412. Live to see my first grandchild
  413. Live to see the return of Halley’s Comet in 2062
  414. Log 1,000 total lifetime hiking miles
  415. Make a candle
  416. Make a handmade bow and arrows set
  417. Make a hollow book
  418. Make an omelet
  419. Make a shillelagh
  420. Make homemade wine
  421. Make soap
  422. Meditate (for at least an hour)
  423. Meet a Heisman Trophy winner
  424. Meet A.J. McCarron
  425. Meet a Medal of Honor recipient
  426. Meet an astronaut
  427. Meet a past President of the United States
  428. Meet Bear Grylls
  429. Meet Bill Belichick
  430. Meet Cynthia Tucker
  431. Meet David Duchovny
  432. Meet Eli Gold
  433. Meet George R.R. Martin
  434. Meet Harper Lee
  435. Meet Harrison Ford (Indiana Jones/Han Solo)
  436. Meet Jason Hawes from “Ghost Hunters.”
  437. Meet Joe Hill
  438. Meet Jon Krakauer
  439. Meet Kyle MacLachlan
  440. Meet Lou Holtz
  441. Meet Mike Mignola
  442. Meet Neil Gaiman
  443. Meet Neil Young
  444. Meet Nick Saban
  445. Meet someone else with my name
  446. Meet the President of the United States
  447. Meet Stephen King
  448. Meet Warren St. John
  449. Meet Will Clark
  450. Meet William Shatner
  451. Meet Zak Bagans of “Ghost Adventures”
  452. Memorize Abraham Lincoln’s “Gettysburg Address”
  453. Memorize all the Super Bowl winners
  454. Memorize all the World Series winners
  455. Memorize “Do It Now” by Berton Braley
  456. Memorize Edgar Allan Poe’s poem “The Raven”
  457. Memorize Hamlet’s soliloquy
  458. Memorize the books of the Bible
  459. Memorize the Greek alphabet
  460. Memorize the Heisman Trophy winners
  461. Memorize the Presidents of the United States
  462. Memorize the world capitals
  463. Milk a cow. Drink the milk.
  464. Mule ride down the Grand Canyon
  465. Noodle a catfish
  466. Observe Andromeda, the most distant object visible to the naked eye
  467. Order a Martini, “Shaken, not stirred”
  468. Own a velvet Elvis
  469. Own season tickets
  470. Paddle the Coosa River in Ga. to where it joins the Tallapoosa in Ala.
  471. Paddle the entire length of the Alabama Scenic River Trail
  472. Paint a self-portrait
  473. Pan for gold
  474. Pan for gold in Sutter’s Creek
  475. Paraglide
  476. Parasail
  477. Participate in an arm-wrestling competition
  478. Participate in an expedition
  479. Participate in a séance
  480. Photograph 100 Masonic Lodges
  481. Photograph 100 survey benchmarks
  482. Photograph a ghost
  483. Photograph a tornado from way too close
  484. Pierce something on my body
  485. Play a MMORPG
  486. Play bridge
  487. Play Quidditch
  488. Play roulette in Las Vegas
  489. Play rugby
  490. Play the bagpipes
  491. Pray at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem
  492. Publish an article in “Alabama Heritage” magazine
  493. Publish a novel
  494. Publish a short story
  495. Pull a ride-along shift with LifeFlight
  496. Purchase a cemetery plot
  497. Put together a “vampire hunting” kit
  498. Raft the Grand Canyon
  499. Read “7 Habits of Highly Effective People” by Stephen R. Covey
  500. Read a banned book
  501. Read a book in another language
  502. Read all 12 of the “Foxfire” books
  503. Read all 26 issues of the original “Who's Who in the DC Universe” series
  504. Read all 33 books in the “TIME-Life Mysteries of the Unknown” series
  505. Read all 125 of Agee Films “Great Southern Books”
  506. Read all of Agatha Christie’s books
  507. Read all of Bear Grylls’ books
  508. Read all of Carl Sagan’s books
  509. Read all of Charles Dickens’ novels
  510. Read all of Clive Cussler’s books
  511. Read all of Cormac McCarthy’s books
  512. Read all of George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” novels
  513. Read all of Hunter S. Thompson’s books
  514. Read all of Jean Shepherd’s books
  515. Read all of John Grisham’s books
  516. Read all of John Keel’s books
  517. Read all of Louis L’Amour’s books
  518. Read all of Michael Connelly’s books
  519. Read all of Michael Crichton’s books
  520. Read all of Neil Gaiman’s books
  521. Read all of Raymond Chandler’s novels
  522. Read all of Richard Dawkins’ books
  523. Read all of Riley Kelly’s books
  524. Read all of Robert Ludlum’s novels
  525. Read all of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s “Sherlock Holmes” stories
  526. Read all of Sports Illustrated’s “Top 100 Sports Books of All Time”
  527. Read all of Stephen Ambrose’s books
  528. Read all of Stephen King’s books
  529. Read all of the “501 Baseball Books Fans Must Read Before They Die”
  530. Read all of the adventure books recommended by “The Art of Manliness”
  531. Read all of the books on the “101 Crackerjack Sea Books” list
  532. Read all of the “Twilight” novels by Stephenie Meyer
  533. Read all of Tom Clancy’s novels
  534. Read all of Truman Capote’s books
  535. Read all the Harry Potter books
  536. Read all the National Book Award winners
  537. Read “All the King’s Men” by Robert Penn Warren
  538. Read “American Psycho” by Bret Easton Ellis
  539. Read “America’s Goat Man” by Darryl Patton
  540. Read “Anna Karenina” by Leo Tolstoy
  541. Read “Around the World by Bicycle” by Thomas Stevens
  542. Read “A Sand County Almanac” by Aldo Leopold (1949)
  543. Read “A Separate Peace” by John Knowles
  544. Read “A Streetcar Named Desire” by Tennessee Williams
  545. Read “A Tale of Two Cities” by Charles Dickens
  546. Read “A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers” by Thoreau
  547. Read “Bartram’s Travels”
  548. Read “Baseball: A History of America’s Game” by Benjamin G. Rader
  549. Read “Baseball: A Literary Anthology”
  550. Read “Batman: The Long Halloween”
  551. Read “The Black Stallion” by Walter Farley
  552. Read “Boris Godunov” by Aleksandre Pushkin
  553. Read “Bulfinch’s Mythology” by Thomas Bulfinch
  554. Read “Casino Royale” by Ian Fleming (1953) (First James Bond novel)
  555. Read “Charles Kuralt’s America” by Charles Kuralt
  556. Read “Cloud Atlas” by David Mitchell
  557. Read “Confederates in the Attic” by Tony Horwitz
  558. Read “David Copperfield” by Charles Dickens
  559. Read “Death of a Salesman” by Arthur Miller (1949)
  560. Read “Destry Rides Again” by Max Brand (1930)
  561. Read Discover Magazine’s “25 Greatest Science Books of All Time”
  562. Read “Doctor Zhivago” by Boris Pasternak (1958)
  563. Read “Don Quixote” by Miguel de Cervantes
  564. Read Edmund Spenser’s epic poem, “The Faerie Queene”
  565. Read Edward O. Wilson’s biography, “Naturalist”
  566. Read “A False Spring” by Pat Jordan
  567. Read “A Farewell to Arms” by Ernest Hemingway (1929)
  568. Read “Faust” by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  569. Read “Fifty Shades of Grey” by E.L. James
  570. Read “Following the Equator” by Mark Twain
  571. Read “Football Scouting Methods” by Steve Belichick
  572. Read “Foucault’s Pendulum” by Umberto Eco (1990)
  573. Read “Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Café” by Fannie Flagg
  574. Read “Gilgamesh”
  575. Read “Gone With the Wind” by Margaret Mitchell
  576. Read “Go Tell It on the Mountain” by James Baldwin
  577. Read “Great Expectations” by Charles Dickens
  578. Read “Gulliver’s Travels” by Jonathan Swift
  579. Read “The Handmaid’s Tale” by Margaret Atwood
  580. Read “Hints to Travelers” by Francis Galton
  581. Read “How Good Do You Want to Be” by Nick Saban
  582. Read “Innocents Abroad” by Mark Twain
  583. Read “In Search of Lost Time” by Marcel Proust
  584. Read “James and the Giant Peach” by Roald Dahl
  585. Read James Fenimore Cooper’s “Leatherstocking Tales”
  586. Read “Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Bronte
  587. Read “Jaws” by Peter Benchley
  588. Read “Jefferson Davis” by Allen Tate
  589. Read Jim Butcher’s “The Dresden Files” series
  590. Read “Jubilee” by Margaret Walker
  591. Read “Jude the Obscure” by Thomas Hardy (1895)
  592. Read Lee Child’s “Jack Reacher” novels
  593. Read “Legend” by David Gemmell
  594. Read “Les Miserables” by Victor Hugo
  595. Read “Let Us Now Praise Famous Men” by James Agee and Walker Evans
  596. Read “Life of Johnson” by James Boswell
  597. Read “Life on the Mississippi” by Mark Twain (1883)
  598. Read “Lolita” by Vladimir Nabokov
  599. Read “Lyrical Ballads” by Wordsworth and Coleridge
  600. Read “Madame Bovary” by Gustave Flaubert
  601. Read “Main Street” by Sinclair Lewis
  602. Read “Maus: A Survivor’s Tale” by Art Spiegleman
  603. Read “Mein Kampf” by Adolph Hitler
  604. Read “Moneyball” by Michael Lewis
  605. Read “Morals and Dogma” by Albert Pike
  606. Read National Geographic’s 100 Best Adventure Books
  607. Read “North West Passage” by Roald Amundsen (1908)
  608. Read “Notes from the Underground” by Dostoevsky
  609. Read “O Pioneers!” by Willa Cather (1913)
  610. Read “Our Town” by Thornton Wilder
  611. Read Outside’s “25 Best Adventure Books of the Last 100 Years”
  612. Read “Perdido Street Station” by China Mieville
  613. Read Pickett’s “History of Alabama”
  614. Read Plato’s “Republic”
  615. Read Playboy’s “Top 20 Books Every Man Must Read”
  616. Read “Psycho” by Robert Bloch
  617. Read “Pygmalion” by George Bernard Shaw
  618. Read “Raging Bull: My Story” by Jake LaMotta
  619. Read “Rebecca” by Daphne du Maurier
  620. Read Robert Ludlum’s “Bourne Trilogy” novels
  621. Read “Robinson Crusoe” by Daniel Defoe
  622. Read “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead” by Tom Stoppard
  623. Read “Sailing Alone Around the World” by Joshua Slocum
  624. Read “Shoeless Joe” by W.P. Kinsella
  625. Read “Siddhartha” by Herman Hesse
  626. Read “Silent Spring” by Rachel Carson (1962)
  627. Read “Sons and Lovers” by D.H. Lawrence
  628. Read “Southern Mail” by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
  629. Read “Stick and Rudder” by Wolfgang Langewiesche
  630. Read Stieg Larsson’s “Millennium” trilogy
  631. Read “Tess of the D'Urbervilles” by Thomas Hardy (1891)
  632. Read the 101 Books Recommended for College-Bound Readers
  633. Read the “300” graphic novel
  634. Read “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” by Mark Twain
  635. Read “The Aeneid” by Virgil
  636. Read “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay” by Michael Chabon
  637. Read “The Anubus Gates” by Tim Powers
  638. Read the Art of Manliness’ 50 Best Books for Boys and Young Men
  639. Read “The Autobiography of Malcolm X” by Malcolm X and Alex Haley
  640. Read “The Better Angels of Our Nature” by Michael Halleran
  641. Read “The Bill James Historical Baseball Abstract” by Bill James
  642. Read the Book of Mormon
  643. Read the books on the Horror Writers Association Horror Reading List
  644. Read “The Bridge of San Luis Rey” by Thornton Wilder
  645. Read “The Brothers Karamazov” by Dostoevsky
  646. Read “The Caine Mutiny” by Herman Wouk (1952)
  647. Read “The Children of Levi Peacock” by John J. Pierce
  648. Read “The Civil War” by Shelby Foote
  649. Read “The Civil War: An Illustrated History” by Geoffrey C. Ward, Ken Burns and Ric Burns (1991)
  650. Read “The Collected Stories of Katherine Anne Porter” (1965)
  651. Read “The Communist Manifesto” by Karl Marx
  652. Read the complete Bible – in Spanish
  653. Read the complete “Chronicles of Narnia” by C.S. Lewis
  654. Read “The Complete Grimm’s Fair Tales”
  655. Read the complete “Locke & Key” graphic novel series
  656. Read the complete Neil Gaiman “Sandman” graphic novel series
  657. Read “The Complete Poems of Walt Whitman”
  658. Read “The Complete Stories of Franz Kafka”
  659. Read the complete “Walking Dead” comic book series
  660. Read the complete works of Jack London
  661. Read the complete works of John Steinbeck
  662. Read the complete works of William Faulkner
  663. Read the complete works of William Shakespeare
  664. Read “The Crossing” by Cormac McCarthy
  665. Read “The Decline of the West” by Oswald Spengler (1918)
  666. Read “The Diary of Anne Frank”
  667. Read “The Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri
  668. Read “The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test” by Tom Wolfe
  669. Read “The Federalist Papers” by Alexander Hamilton
  670. Read “The Federal Road through Georgia, the Creek Nation and Alabama, 1806-1836” by Henry DeLeon Southerland Jr. and Jerry Elijah Brown
  671. Read “The Glass Menagerie” by Tennessee Williams
  672. Read “The Glory of Their Times” by Lawrence S. Ritter
  673. Read “The Good Earth” by Pearl S. Buck
  674. Read “The Grass Harp” by Truman Capote
  675. Read “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter” by Carson McCullers
  676. Read “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” by Douglas Adams
  677. Read the Ian Fleming “James Bond” novels
  678. Read “The Jungle” by Upton Sinclair
  679. Read “The Kolchak Papers” by Jeff Rice
  680. Read the Koran
  681. Read “The Lands of Silence” by Clements R. Markham
  682. Read “The Last Unicorn” by Peter S. Beagle (1968)
  683. Read “The Life of Pi” by Yann Martel
  684. Read “The Little Prince” by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
  685. Read “The Makers and Romance of Alabama History” by B.F. Riley
  686. Read the major works of Captain Sir Richard Francis Burton
  687. Read “The Monuments Men” by Robert M. Edsel
  688. Read “The Motorcycle Diaries” by Ernesto “Che” Guevara
  689. Read “The Moviegoer” by Walker Percy
  690. Read “The Naked and the Dead” by Norman Mailer
  691. Read “The Natural” by Bernard Malamud
  692. Read the “Official Rules of Major League Baseball”
  693. Read “The Once and Future King” by T.H. White
  694. Read “The Origin of Species” by Charles Darwin
  695. Read the “Pentagon Papers”
  696. Read “The Pilgrim’s Progress” by John Bunyan
  697. Read “The Portrait of a Lady” by Henry James
  698. Read “The Postman Always Rings Twice” by James Mallahan Cain
  699. Read “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
  700. Read “The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich” by William L. Shirer
  701. Read “The Satanic Verses” by Salman Rushdie (1988)
  702. Read “The Scarlet Letter” by Nathaniel Hawthorne
  703. Read “The Spoon River Anthology” by Edgar Lee Masters
  704. Read “The Stories of John Cheever” by John Chever (1978)
  705. Read “The Summer Game” by Roger Angell
  706. Read “The Teammates” by David Halberstam
  707. Read “The Turner Diaries” by Andrew McDonald
  708. Read the Unabomber’s Manifesto
  709. Read the U.S. Air Force’s 1997 report on Roswell
  710. Read “The Very Worst Road” by Jeffrey C. Benton
  711. Read the “V for Vendetta” graphic novel
  712. Read “The Virginian” by Owen Wister (1902) (considered the first Western novel)
  713. Read “The Walton Experience” by Travis Walton
  714. Read “The Wealth of Nations” by Adam Smith
  715. Read the “Wheel of Time” series
  716. Read “The Wizard of Oz” by Lyman Frank Baum
  717. Read “Thus Spake Zarathustra” by Friedrich Nietzsche
  718. Read “Tom Jones” by Henry Fielding
  719. Read “Tropic of Cancer” by Henry Miller (1934)
  720. Read “True Grit” by Charles Portis
  721. Read T.S. Eliot’s poem, “The Waste Land” (1922)
  722. Read “UFO Contact at Pascagoula” by Charles Hickson and William Mendez
  723. Read “Ulysses” by James Joyce
  724. Read “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” by Harriet Beecher Stowe
  725. Read “The Universal Baseball Association, Inc” by Robert Coover
  726. Read “Vanity Fair” by William Thackeray
  727. Read “Veeck as in Wreck” by Bill Veeck
  728. Read “Waiting for Godot” by Samuel Beckett
  729. Read “Walden” by Henry David Thoreau
  730. Read “Walking the Amazon” by Ed Stafford
  731. Read “War and Peace” by Leo Tolstoy
  732. Read “Watership Down” by Richard Adams
  733. Read “When Hell was in Session” by Jeremiah Denton
  734. Read “Where the Red Fern Grows” by Wilson Rawls
  735. Read “Wuthering Heights” by Emily Bronte
  736. Read “You Know Me Al” by Ring Lardner
  737. Read “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” by Robert Pirsig
  738. Receive a “Key to the City”
  739. Register for NaNoWriMo and Write a Novel in One Month
  740. Ride a bike across Alabama
  741. Ride a double-decker bus in London
  742. Ride a gondola in Venice
  743. Ride a Greyhound bus from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine
  744. Ride a Harley-Davidson
  745. Ride a mechanical bull
  746. Ride a plane or boat in the Bermuda Triangle
  747. Ride a San Francisco trolley
  748. Ride a steamboat on the Mississippi River.
  749. Ride in a blimp
  750. Ride in a helicopter
  751. Ride in a horse and carriage
  752. Ride in a hot air balloon
  753. Ride on a private jet
  754. Ride on the Orient Express
  755. Ride on the top of a moving train
  756. Ride the Chunnel
  757. Ride the Davis Ferry from Haines Island to Packer’s Bend
  758. Ride the Gee’s Bend Ferry
  759. Ride the London Underground
  760. Ride the New York City subway
  761. Ride the Staten Island Ferry
  762. Ring the opening (or closing) bell on Wall Street
  763. Rock climb
  764. Run a marathon… without stopping at least once
  765. Run a Spartan Race
  766. Run a Tough Mudder race
  767. Run a Warrior Dash race
  768. Run backwards for a mile
  769. Run for a political office
  770. Run in 100 official footraces
  771. Run in a “Color Run”
  772. Run in a foot race at night
  773. Run in the EMC Health & Wellness 5K
  774. Run the Chicago Marathon
  775. Run the Fifth Avenue Mile in New York City
  776. Run the Joe Cain Classic 5K in Mobile
  777. Run in the McGuire’s St. Patrick’s Day Run in Pensacola
  778. Run in the Opp Rattlesnake Rodeo 5K Run/Walk
  779. Run the Pensacola Double Bridge Run
  780. Run in the Waynesboro Whistle Stop 5K in Waynesboro, Miss.
  781. Run in the Williams Station Day 5K in Atmore
  782. Sail across an ocean
  783. Sample mescal
  784. Sample some Alaska Distillery vodka (made from glacial ice)
  785. Sample some Conecuh Ridge Alabama Fine Whiskey (Alabama’s state spirit)
  786. SCUBA dive a ship wreck
  787. See a laser light show at a planetarium
  788. See a live performance of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony
  789. See all of the Saturn Award winning movies
  790. See a performance of Cirque du Soleil
  791. See a performance of “Phantom of the Opera”
  792. See a play performed at The Globe theatre in London
  793. See a UFO
  794. See comedian Daniel Tosh perform live
  795. See Hitler’s typewriter at the Bessemer Hall of History
  796. See “Little Nadine’s Playhouse” in Oakwood Cemetery in Lanett.
  797. See Michelangelo’s “David”
  798. See Mount Rushmore in Keystone, South Dakota
  799. See one of the original copies of the Magna Carta
  800. See the Acropolis in Greece
  801. See the Amazon River in person
  802. See the Anasazi cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde
  803. See the Boll Weevil Monument in Enterprise
  804. See the Bottle Creek Indian Mounds in the Mobile-Tensaw Delta
  805. See the Cardinals play the Cubs
  806. See the Congo River in person
  807. See the Dropkick Murphys in concert
  808. See the statue of Edgar Allan Poe in the Bronx, New York
  809. See the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri
  810. See the Giant Blue Paper Clip in Spanish Fort
  811. See the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco
  812. See the Ignatius J. Reilly statue on Canal Street in New Orleans
  813. See the inside of the Old Civil Air Patrol Building in Evergreen
  814. See the Joe Louis Statue in Lafayette
  815. See the mysterious Marfa Lights in West Texas
  816. See the Natural Bridge in Winston County
  817. See the Nazca Lines in Peru
  818. See the Nile River
  819. See the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis)
  820. See the pyramids of Teotihuacan
  821. See the Romulus and Remus wolf statue in Rome, Ga.
  822. See the Rosetta Stone at the British Museum in London
  823. See the Seven Wonders of the World
  824. See the site of the ancient city of Troy
  825. See the Southern Cross
  826. See the Sphinx in Egypt
  827. See the “Strider of Chernobyl” in Brundidge
  828. See the Whiskey Bottle Tombstone in Clayton
  829. See the World’s Smallest City Block in Dothan
  830. Serve as a Salvation Army bell ringer
  831. Serve as the Worshipful Master of a Masonic lodge
  832. Serve a term on the Monroe County Heritage Museums’ board of directors
  833. Set foot on all seven continents
  834. Sew something you can wear
  835. Shoot a Glock
  836. Shoot an AK-47
  837. Solve a Rubik’s Cube
  838. Skydive
  839. Sleep in a castle
  840. Sleep in a hammock
  841. Sleep in an igloo
  842. Sleep in an overnight train
  843. Sleep in a stable on a haystack
  844. Slide down a firehouse pole
  845. Smoke a Cuban cigar… in Cuba
  846. Smoke cheroot
  847. Snowboard
  848. Snow shoe
  849. Snow ski
  850. Spend an afternoon reading in the Rose Reading Room of the New York Public Library.
  851. Spend “Fat Tuesday” in New Orleans during Mardi Gras
  852. Spend the night aboard the USS Alabama
  853. Spend the night at the bottom of the Grand Canyon
  854. Spend the night at the Hotel Provincial in New Orleans
  855. Spend the night at the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, La.
  856. Spend the night at the Old Stoddard House in Evergreen
  857. Spend the night at the Watergate Hotel.
  858. Spend the night in a bed and breakfast
  859. Spend the night in a cave
  860. Spend the night in a submarine
  861. Spend the night in the Asa Johnston Farmhouse
  862. Spend the night in the Claiborne Masonic Lodge at Perdue Hill
  863. Spend the night in the Hybart House in Monroeville
  864. Spend the night in the Old Lowrey Trust Store in Burnt Corn
  865. Spend the night in the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colo.
  866. Spend the night on a beach
  867. Spend the night on a houseboat
  868. Spend the night on Bradley Ridge
  869. Spend the night on Nancy Mountain
  870. Spend the night on the sandbar at Bailey’s Creek
  871. Spend the night on top of “Tater Hill”
  872. Spend the night out in the yard on a night there will be a hard frost
  873. Stand in a red British phone booth
  874. Stand on an off-shore oil rig
  875. Stand on the equator
  876. Stand on the North Pole. Look for Santa.
  877. Stand on the Rock of Gibraltar
  878. Stand on the South Pole
  879. Stand on top of a mesa
  880. Stand on top of the old Bank of Evergreen building
  881. Start a business
  882. Stay awake for 48 hours straight
  883. Summit Ayers Rock in Australia
  884. Summit Mount Katahdin in Maine
  885. Swim across the Alabama River
  886. Swim with dolphins
  887. Take a Greek Isles cruise
  888. Take an Alaskan cruise
  889. Take an aerial photo
  890. Take an Around-the-World cruise
  891. Take an art class
  892. Take an IQ test
  893. Take a Trans-Atlantic cruise
  894. Take a wine tasting class
  895. Take flying lessons
  896. Take my son to Las Vegas on his 21st birthday
  897. Take part in a Civil War battle reenactment
  898. Take part in an archeological dig or fossil hunt
  899. Take pictures in a photo booth
  900. Take the Bermuda Hundred Campaign tour
  901. Take the “Damn the Torpedoes!” Civil War Trail
  902. Take the Decatur Civil War Walking Tour
  903. Take the Hank Williams Trail tour from Georgiana to Montgomery
  904. Take the Huntsville Ghost Walk Tour
  905. Take the Jack the Ripper tour in London
  906. Take the kids on an overnight camping trip
  907. Take the kids to a WWF wrestling event
  908. Take the kids to DeSoto Caverns
  909. Take the kids to Disney World in Orlando, Fla.
  910. Take the kids to Fort Gaines
  911. Take the kids to Fort Morgan
  912. Take the kids to Horseshoe Bend
  913. Take the kids on the Mobile Bay Ferry
  914. Take the kids to the Moundville Archeological Park
  915. Take the kids to the Senior Bowl in Mobile
  916. Take the kids to the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville
  917. Take the kids to Waterville
  918. Take the self-guided Black Belt Ghost Trail
  919. Taste a century-old wine
  920. Taste blood pudding
  921. Throw a coin into the Trevi Fountain and make a wish
  922. Throw out the ceremonial first pitch at a baseball game
  923. Thru-hike the Appalachian Trail
  924. Toss a coin into the Storyteller Fountain in Birmingham
  925. Touch a genuine crystal skull
  926. Touch a live tiger
  927. Touch a moon rock
  928. Tour a beer brewery
  929. Tour a book publishing facility
  930. Tour a coal mine
  931. Tour a Mayan ruin
  932. Tour a replica of the Nina, Pinta or Santa Maria
  933. Tour Prague in the Czech Republic
  934. Tour a scotch distillery
  935. Tour the Borden House in Fall River, Mass.
  936. Tour the Catacombs of Paris
  937. Tour the Catacombs of Rome
  938. Tour the Gettysburg battlefield
  939. Tour the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory in Louisville, Ky.
  940. Tour the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland
  941. Tour the U.S. Military Academy at West Point
  942. Tour the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.
  943. Tour the USS North Carolina in Wilmington, N.C.
  944. Tour the Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Ky.
  945. Transcribe, edit and revise my journals from my time in Kuwait and Iraq
  946. Travel across Canada by train from Toronto to Vancouver
  947. Travel across the United States by train from coast to coast
  948. Travel over the George Washington Bridge in New York City
  949. Travel over the Mariana Trench near Guam, the deepest point on Earth
  950. Travel the Forrest-Streight Route
  951. Travel the Monroeville Birdhouse Trail
  952. Travel the Silk Route
  953. Travel the Trans-Canadian Highway from coast to coast
  954. Try acupuncture
  955. Try a scary experiment I saw someone do on YouTube
  956. Try deep-fried twinkies
  957. Try Hakarl
  958. Try spelunking
  959. Try stand-up paddle boarding
  960. Use a Ouija board
  961. View the Perseid meteor shower in August
  962. Visit 54 MacDougal Street in Greenwich Village
  963. Visit 177A Bleecker Street in New York’s Greenwich Village
  964. Visit Abraham Lincoln’s grave
  965. Visit a “Forbidden Planet” bookstore
  966. Visit Alaska
  967. Visit Alcatraz prison
  968. Visit all 50 of the United States
  969. Visit Amityville, New York
  970. Visit Angel Falls in Venezuela
  971. Visit the Andersonville National Historic Site in Georgia
  972. Visit the oldest Masonic lodge in Alabama
  973. Visit Angkor Wat in Angkor, Cambodia
  974. Visit a presidential library
  975. Visit Area 51
  976. Visit Ashley Street in Atmore, Ala.
  977. Visit a synagogue
  978. Visit Auschwitz
  979. Visit Austin, Texas
  980. Visit Bailey’s Well at Franklin
  981. Visit Bangkok, Thailand
  982. Visit Beale Street in Memphis, Tenn.
  983. Visit Bear Bryant’s grave
  984. Visit Bear Creek Swamp in Autaugaville
  985. Visit Belcourt Castle in Newport, Rhode Island
  986. Visit Berlin
  987. Visit Buenos Aires, Argentina
  988. Visit Boston, Mass.
  989. Visit California
  990. Visit Canada
  991. Visit Cape Cod, Mass.
  992. Visit Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico
  993. Visit Carlyle Hall in Perry County
  994. Visit Central Park in New York City
  995. Visit Charleston, S.C.
  996. Visit Chernobyl in the Ukraine
  997. Visit Chicago’s Field Museum of Natural History
  998. Visit Chile
  999. Visit China
  1000. Visit Cleveland, Ohio
  1001. Visit Colombia
  1002. Visit Colonial Williamsburg
  1003. Visit Confederate Memorial Park in Marbury
  1004. Visit ‘Confederate Rest’ & National Cemetery in Mobile
  1005. Visit Connecticut
  1006. Visit Corpus Christi, Texas
  1007. Visit Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas
  1008. Visit Cuba
  1009. Visit Death Valley, California
  1010. Visit Delaware
  1011. Visit Dracula’s Castle in Romania
  1012. Visit Easter Island
  1013. Visit Edgar Allan Poe’s grave in Baltimore, Md.
  1014. Visit Edinburgh, Scotland
  1015. Visit Ernest Hemingway’s Birthplace and Museum in Oak Park, Ill.
  1016. Visit Everglades National Park.
  1017. Visit every country in Europe
  1018. Visit Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco
  1019. Visit Ford Field in Detroit
  1020. Visit Fort Pickens
  1021. Visit Fort Sumter, where the first shot of the Civil War was fired.
  1022. Visit Four Corners (Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado)
  1023. Visit Frankenstein’s Castle in Darmstadt, Germany
  1024. Visit Franz Kafka’s grave in the New Jewish Cemetery in Prague
  1025. Visit the “Fred - The Town Dog” grave in Rockford.
  1026. Visit Freemason’s Hall in Edinburgh, Scotland
  1027. Visit Freemason’s Hall in Philadelphia
  1028. Visit Frog Eye in Tallapoosa County
  1029. Visit Ghana
  1030. Visit Glacier National Park in Montana
  1031. Visit Graceland
  1032. Visit Greece in Memphis, Tenn.
  1033. Visit “Ground Zero” in New York
  1034. Visit Harvard University’s campus
  1035. Visit Hawaii
  1036. Visit “Hell’s Half Acre” in Marengo County
  1037. Visit “Hell’s Half Acre” in Wyoming
  1038. Visit Helsinki, Finland
  1039. Visit Herman Melville’s Grave at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx, N.Y.
  1040. Visit Hiroshima
  1041. Visit Holmestead Farm in Perry County
  1042. Visit Hong Kong
  1043. Visit Howard’s Grove Hospital in Richmond, Va.
  1044. Visit H.P. Lovecraft’s grave in Providence, R.I.
  1045. Visit Idaho
  1046. Visit Independence Hall in Philadelphia
  1047. Visit India
  1048. Visit Indian Springs Baptist Church in McWilliams
  1049. Visit Indiana
  1050. Visit Iowa
  1051. Visit Ireland
  1052. Visit Istanbul, Turkey
  1053. Visit Japan
  1054. Visit Jay and Silent Bob’s Secret Stash comic book store in N.J.
  1055. Visit Jerusalem, Israel
  1056. Visit Jim Morrison’s grave in Paris, France
  1057. Visit Kansas
  1058. Visit Kenworthy Hall near Marion
  1059. Visit Lake Powell in Utah
  1060. Visit Laos
  1061. Visit Lebanon
  1062. Visit Liechtenstein, the only nation entirely in the Alps
  1063. Visit Loch Ness in Scotland
  1064. Visit London, England
  1065. Visit Los Angeles, Calif.
  1066. Visit Machu Picchu in Peru
  1067. Visit Maine
  1068. Visit Mammoth Cave in Kentucky
  1069. Visit Manhattan Island
  1070. Visit Mark Twain’s Boyhood Home and Museum in Hannibal, Mo.
  1071. Visit Martha’s Vineyard, Mass.
  1072. Visit Massachusetts
  1073. Visit McGowin Bridge
  1074. Visit Melbourne, Australia
  1075. Visit Mexico City, Mexico
  1076. Visit Michigan
  1077. Visit Minnesota
  1078. Visit Missouri
  1079. Visit Montana
  1080. Visit Moscow, Russia
  1081. Visit Mozambique
  1082. Visit my great-uncle’s WWI grave in France
  1083. Visit Namibia
  1084. Visit National Geographic’s Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
  1085. Visit Nebraska
  1086. Visit New Hampshire
  1087. Visit New Jersey
  1088. Visit New York City
  1089. Visit New Zealand
  1090. Visit North Dakota
  1091. Visit Norway
  1092. Visit Oak Island in Canada
  1093. Visit Oakleigh Mansion in Mobile
  1094. Visit Omaha Beach in Normandy
  1095. Visit Oregon
  1096. Visit Panama
  1097. Visit Paradise Falls
  1098. Visit Paris, France
  1099. Visit Patagonia, Argentina
  1100. Visit Peacock’s Bridge in Stantonsburg, N.C.
  1101. Visit Pearl Harbor
  1102. Visit Petra, Jordan
  1103. Visit Point Pleasant, West Virginia
  1104. Visit Providence, Rhode Island
  1105. Visit Puerto Rico
  1106. Visit Quito, Ecuador, the world’s highest capital
  1107. Visit Redwood National Park in California
  1108. Visit Remlap in Blount County
  1109. Visit Reykjavik, Iceland
  1110. Visit Rhode Island
  1111. Visit Rickwood Field in Birmingham
  1112. Visit Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  1113. Visit Roanoke Island
  1114. Visit Rocky Head in Dale County, Ala.
  1115. Visit Rome
  1116. Visit Rosslyn Chapel in Roslin, Scotland
  1117. Visit Roswell, New Mexico
  1118. Visit Rowan Oak in Oxford, Miss.
  1119. Visit Salem, Mass.
  1120. Visit Sanders Cave at Brooklyn
  1121. Visit San Francisco, Calif.
  1122. Visit San Francisco’s Chinatown District
  1123. Visit San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury District
  1124. Visit Shipps Pond
  1125. Visit Shorter Cemetery in Eufaula
  1126. Visit Singapore
  1127. Visit Sir Richard Francis Burton’s grave at Mortlake, Surrey
  1128. Visit Slap Out, Alabama
  1129. Visit South Dakota
  1130. Visit South Korea
  1131. Visit Sri Lanka
  1132. Visit St. Augustine, Fla. and the St. Augustine Lighthouse
  1133. Visit St. Louis, Missouri
  1134. Visit Stonehenge
  1135. Visit Sturdivant Hall in Selma
  1136. Visit Sweetwater Mansion in Florence
  1137. Visit Switzerland
  1138. Visit Tahiti
  1139. Visit the 5,000-year-old Fortingall Yew tree in Scotland
  1140. Visit the Adventurers Club in Chicago
  1141. Visit the Alabama Governor’s Mansion in Montgomery
  1142. Visit the Alabama Military Hall of Honor in Marion
  1143. Visit the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame Museum in Birmingham
  1144. Visit the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas
  1145. Visit the Alamuchee-Bellamy Covered Bridge in Livingston
  1146. Visit the Amazon Rain Forest
  1147. Visit the American UFO Sci-Fi Museum in Wisconsin
  1148. Visit the American Writers Museum in Washington, D.C.
  1149. Visit the Atlantic City Boardwalk in Atlantic City, NJ
  1150. Visit the Ave Maria Grotto in Cullman
  1151. Visit the Azores islands
  1152. Visit the Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum in Baltimore, Md.
  1153. Visit the Baja Peninsula
  1154. Visit the Baker House in Selma
  1155. Visit the Barnstable Bat Company in Cape Cod, Mass.
  1156. Visit the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.
  1157. Visit the Battlefield Sycamore near the front steps of the Alabama Capitol
  1158. Visit the Beauvior House in Biloxi
  1159. Visit the Berman Museum of World History in Anniston
  1160. Visit the “Betty and Barney Hill Incident” site in New Hampshire
  1161. Visit the Big Oak in Geneva, Ala.
  1162. Visit the Birmingham Botanical Gardens
  1163. Visit the birthplace of Edgar Allan Poe in Boston, Mass.
  1164. Visit the Blue & Gray Museum of North Alabama in Decatur
  1165. Visit the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah
  1166. Visit the Boyington Oak in Mobile
  1167. Visit the British Museum in London
  1168. Visit the Burford House in Wilcox County
  1169. Visit the Capital Willow Oak in Tuscaloosa
  1170. Visit the Chickamauga National Military Park
  1171. Visit the Choctaw County Historical Museum in Gilbertown
  1172. Visit the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame & Museum in Cincinnati, Ohio
  1173. Visit the Coliseum in Rome
  1174. Visit the Coney Island Boardwalk
  1175. Visit the “Coon Dog Cemetery” in Colbert County
  1176. Visit the crash site of the “Little Eva” in Australia
  1177. Visit “The Crater” in Petersburg, Va.
  1178. Visit the Crow’s Nest in Gloucester, Mass.
  1179. Visit the Dauphin Island Indian Shell Mound Park
  1180. Visit the Devil’s Tower National Monument in Wyoming
  1181. Visit the Drish House in Tuscaloosa
  1182. Visit the Eastern State Penitentiary in Pa.
  1183. Visit the Edgar Allan Poe Museum in Richmond, Va.
  1184. Visit the Edmund King House in Shelby County
  1185. Visit the Egyptian Museum in Cairo
  1186. Visit the Elite Café in Phenix City
  1187. Visit Elysian Fields in Hoboken, NJ
  1188. Visit the Emma Sansom Monument in Gadsden
  1189. Visit the Eocene Lisbon Formation at Claiborne
  1190. Visit the Escambia River L&N train trestle in Flomaton
  1191. Visit “The Exorcist” steps in Georgetown, Va.
  1192. Visit the Explorers Club in New York City
  1193. Visit the Field of Dreams movie site in Dyersville, Iowa
  1194. Visit the Florida Everglades
  1195. Visit the Fort Mitchell Historic Site on the Chattahoochee River
  1196. Visit the Galapagos Islands
  1197. Visit the Geocaching Headquarters in Seattle
  1198. Visit the geographic center of Alabama in Montevallo
  1199. Visit the George Washington Masonic Memorial in Wash., D.C.
  1200. Visit the Georgia Dome
  1201. Visit the Governor’s Mansion in Montgomery
  1202. Visit the Grand Lodge of England
  1203. Visit the grave of Elizabeth Dixon Smith in Wilcox County
  1204. Visit the grave of Fred D. McClammy at Lone Star Church
  1205. Visit the grave of Grancer Harrison
  1206. Visit the grave of John Wilkes Booth in Baltimore, Md.
  1207. Visit the grave of Noah Dallas Peacock
  1208. Visit the grave of Robert E. Howard in Brownwood, Texas
  1209. Visit the grave of Rube Burrow in Friendship Cemetery in Lamar County
  1210. Visit the grave of Sidney Manning in Flomaton
  1211. Visit the grave of Susan Henderson
  1212. Visit the grave of T.H. Ball in the Creighton Cemetery in Clarke County.
  1213. Visit the grave of William Coombs (aka “The Brokenhearted Stranger”)
  1214. Visit the grave of William Wayne Seay in Brewton
  1215. Visit the Great Serpent Mound in Ohio
  1216. Visit the Great Wall of China
  1217. Visit the Guggenheim Museum in New York City
  1218. Visit the Hank Aaron Childhood Home & Museum in Mobile
  1219. Visit the Hank Williams Museum in Montgomery
  1220. Visit the Hank William star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
  1221. Visit the headwaters of Murder Creek
  1222. Visit the “Heaviest Corner on Earth” in Birmingham
  1223. Visit the Hermitage, the home of Andrew Jackson, in Nashville, Tenn.
  1224. Visit the highest point in Georgia
  1225. Visit the highest point in Mississippi
  1226. Visit the highest point in Tennessee
  1227. Visit the Hinkle Fieldhouse at Butler University in Indianapolis
  1228. Visit the Hodges Meteor site in Oak Grove
  1229. Visit the House of the Temple in Washington, D.C.
  1230. Visit the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C.
  1231. Visit the intersection of Wilcox County Roads 59 and 24
  1232. Visit the Ivan Allen Jr. Braves Museum & Hall of Fame in Atlanta, Ga.
  1233. Visit the Jackson Live Oak in Baldwin County
  1234. Visit the Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
  1235. Visit the Jemison-Van de Graaf Mansion in Tuscaloosa
  1236. Visit the John F. Kennedy assassination site
  1237. Visit the Kathryn Tucker Windham House in Selma
  1238. Visit the Kathryn Tucker Windham Museum in Thomasville
  1239. Visit the Kring Coffin Shop in Gainesville
  1240. Visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa
  1241. Visit the Legends of the Game Museum in Arlington, Texas
  1242. Visit Little River Canyon in Fort Payne
  1243. Visit the London Zoo, oldest in existence
  1244. Visit The Louvre in Paris, France
  1245. Visit the Margaret Mitchell House and Museum in Atlanta
  1246. Visit the Marion Female Seminary in Marion
  1247. Visit the “Martian Landing Site” monument in Grover’s Mills, N.J.
  1248. Visit the Mary Daniel Bridge in Crenshaw County
  1249. Visit the Masonic lodge in Uriah, Ala.
  1250. Visit the Midway Cave
  1251. Visit the Museum of Mobile
  1252. Visit the Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond, Va.
  1253. Visit the Nathan Bedford Forrest Monument in Cedar Bluff, Ala.
  1254. Visit the National Civil War Naval Museum in Columbus, Ga.
  1255. Visit the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola
  1256. Visit the National Peanut Festival in Dothan
  1257. Visit the National Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores
  1258. Visit the Nautilus, the world’s first nuclear submarine, at Groton, Conn.
  1259. Visit the North Rim of the Grand Canyon
  1260. Visit the Obscura Antiques & Oddities store in Manhattan
  1261. Visit Theodore Roosevelt’s Gravesite in Oyster Bay, N.Y.
  1262. Visit the Old Appomattox Courthouse-McLean House in Appomattox, Va.
  1263. Visit the Old Beulah Cemetery in Conecuh County
  1264. Visit the Old Depot Museum in Selma
  1265. Visit the Old Jewish Cemetery at Claiborne
  1266. Visit the Orkney Islands
  1267. Visit the original Ground Zero in New Mexico
  1268. Visit the Panama Canal
  1269. Visit the “Pascagoula Abduction” site
  1270. Visit the Pensacola Historical Museum
  1271. Visit the Perdue Hill Indian Mound
  1272. Visit the Philippines
  1273. Visit the Playboy Mansion
  1274. Visit the “Prayer Log”
  1275. Visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame
  1276. Visit the Purefoy House at Furman
  1277. Visit the Pyramids at Giza in Egypt
  1278. Visit the Queen Mary in Long Beach, Calif.
  1279. Visit the Rawls Hotel in Enterprise
  1280. Visit the Richards DAR House in Mobile
  1281. Visit the Robert E. Howard Museum in Cross Plains, Texas
  1282. Visit the Roman Coliseum
  1283. Visit the ruins at Pompeii
  1284. Visit the Russell Cave National Monument in Bridgeport
  1285. Visit the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Cullman
  1286. Visit the Sam Dale Monument in Daleville, Miss.
  1287. Visit the San Diego Zoo
  1288. Visit the Shakespeare & Co. bookstore in Paris
  1289. Visit the “Shaw” steamboat wreck site
  1290. Visit the Sistine Chapel
  1291. Visit the site of Custer’s Last Stand at the Little Bighorn in Montana
  1292. Visit the site of the first Alabama-Auburn football game
  1293. Visit the site of the former Ebbets Field in Brooklyn, NY
  1294. Visit the site of the former Polo Grounds in New York, NY
  1295. Visit the Sloss Furnaces in Birmingham
  1296. Visit the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.
  1297. Visit the source of the Nile
  1298. Visit the Southern Museum of Flight in Birmingham
  1299. Visit the St. James Hotel in Selma
  1300. Visit the Sydney Opera House in Sydney, Australia
  1301. Visit the Taj Mahal in Agra, India
  1302. Visit the Talladega Superspeedway
  1303. Visit the Templar Church in London
  1304. Visit the Temple of Karnak in Egypt
  1305. Visit the top of the Eiffel Tower in Paris
  1306. Visit the top of the Empire State Building
  1307. Visit the top of the Statue of Liberty in New York City
  1308. Visit the Tower of London
  1309. Visit the Ty Cobb Museum in Royston, Ga.
  1310. Visit the U.S. Army Aviation Museum at Fort Rucker
  1311. Visit the U.S. Virgin Islands
  1312. Visit the Vatican
  1313. Visit the Vaughn Smitherman Museum in Selma
  1314. Visit the Very Large Array (VLA) in New Mexico
  1315. Visit the Vulcan statue in Birmingham
  1316. Visit the Wall Street Financial District in New York City
  1317. Visit the Washington County Museum in Chatom
  1318. Visit the Washington Monument
  1319. Visit the Wetumpka Impact Crater site
  1320. Visit the Winchester Mansion in California
  1321. Visit the Witherington Home at Lyeffion
  1322. Visit Thomas Jefferson’s home at Monticello
  1323. Visit Tibet
  1324. Visit Tijuana, Mexico
  1325. Visit Tokyo, Japan
  1326. Visit Tombstone, Arizona
  1327. Visit Truman Capote’s old apartment in Brooklyn, N.Y.
  1328. Visit Tuscany, Italy
  1329. Visit the “Unfilled Hole” in Wilcox County, Ala.
  1330. Visit Uruguay
  1331. Visit Utah
  1332. Visit Vancouver, Canada
  1333. Visit Vermont
  1334. Visit Vicksburg, Mississippi
  1335. Visit Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe
  1336. Visit Vienna, Austria
  1337. Visit Vietnam
  1338. Visit Walden Pond in Concord, Mass.
  1339. Visit Washington Irving’s grave in Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.
  1340. Visit William Faulkner’s grave in Oxford, Miss.
  1341. Visit Wisconsin
  1342. Visit Woodbury, Georgia
  1343. Visit Wyoming
  1344. Visit Yellowstone National Forest
  1345. Visit Yosemite National Park in California
  1346. Volunteer at a homeless shelter
  1347. Walk across Abbey Road in London, England
  1348. Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge
  1349. Walk from Appomattox, Va. to Burnt Corn
  1350. Walk from my house to my parents’ house
  1351. Walk Montgomery’s Civil Heritage Trail
  1352. Walk on an iceberg
  1353. Walk on hot coals
  1354. Walk somewhere at least 50 miles away
  1355. Walk through “The Grove” at Ole Miss on game day
  1356. “Walk to Mordor”
  1357. Watch “61*” (2001)
  1358. Watch a ballet performance
  1359. Watch a basketball game at Madison Square Garden
  1360. Watch a Braves Game at Turner Field
  1361. Watch a Broadway play or musical
  1362. Watch a Cubs game at Wrigley Field in Chicago
  1363. Watch a Durham Bulls baseball game
  1364. Watch a football game at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Fla.
  1365. Watch a football game at Commonwealth Stadium in Lexington, Ky.
  1366. Watch a football game at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas
  1367. Watch a football game at Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, Ark.
  1368. Watch a football game at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga.
  1369. Watch a football game at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, La.
  1370. Watch a football game at Tuskegee University
  1371. Watch a football game at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Miss.
  1372. Watch a football game at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock, Ark.
  1373. Watch a football game at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C.
  1374. Watch a game of cricket
  1375. Watch a Cactus League Spring Training baseball game
  1376. Watch a Grapefruit League Spring Training baseball game
  1377. Watch a high school football game in Odessa, Texas
  1378. Watch a live rocket launch
  1379. Watch all of Alfred Hitchcock’s movies
  1380. Watch all of Ken Burns’ documentary films
  1381. Watch all of Sports Illustrated’s “Greatest Sports Movies”
  1382. Watch all of The Art of Manliness’ “17 Best Western Movies”
  1383. Watch all of the “Hellraiser” movies
  1384. Watch all of the “James Bond” movies
  1385. Watch all the Academy Award Best Picture winners
  1386. Watch all the old episodes of “The Twilight Zone”
  1387. Watch all the old episodes of the “V” sci-fi series
  1388. Watch a Monday Night Football Game in person
  1389. Watch an arena football game in person
  1390. Watch an Arizona Fall League baseball game
  1391. Watch a NASCAR race in person
  1392. Watch an “Egg Bowl” in person
  1393. Watch an Elvis movie
  1394. Watch an Independent League baseball game
  1395. Watch an interleague Major League Baseball game
  1396. Watch a Packers game at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisc.
  1397. Watch a performance of Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker”
  1398. Watch a pro soccer game in the U.K. in person
  1399. Watch a Red Sox game at Fenway Park in Boston
  1400. Watch a solar eclipse
  1401. Watch a stage production of “A Streetcar Named Desire.”
  1402. Watch a Triple A International League game
  1403. Watch a Triple A Pacific Coast League game
  1404. Watch a World Cup soccer game in person
  1405. Watch a Yankees game at Yankee Stadium in New York
  1406. Watch “Bang the Drum Slowly” (1973)
  1407. Watch “Birth of a Nation” (1915)
  1408. Watch “Brian’s Song” (1971)
  1409. Watch “Bull Durham” (1988)
  1410. Watch Cartoon Network for 24 hours
  1411. Watch Don Siegel’s “Dirty Harry” (1971)
  1412. Watch every episode of “24”
  1413. Watch every episode of “American Horror Story”
  1414. Watch every episode of “Battlestar Galactica”
  1415. Watch every episode of “Breaking Bad”
  1416. Watch every episode of “Dark Shadows”
  1417. Watch every episode of “Fringe”
  1418. Watch every episode of “Game of Thrones”
  1419. Watch every episode of “Ghost Adventures”
  1420. Watch every episode of “Ghost Hunters”
  1421. Watch every episode of “Hill Street Blues”
  1422. Watch every episode of “MST3K”
  1423. Watch every episode of “The Outer Limits”
  1424. Watch every episode of “The Sopranos”
  1425. Watch every episode of “The X-Files”
  1426. Watch every episode of “Walking Dead”
  1427. Watch Fangoria’s “101 Best Horror Movies You’ve Never Seen”
  1428. Watch Fangoria’s 300 Best Horror Films
  1429. Watch “First Spaceship on Venus” (1960)
  1430. Watch “For Love of the Game” (1999)
  1431. Watch “La Dolce Vita” (1960)
  1432. Watch my son kill his first deer
  1433. Watch Outside Magazine’s Best Documentary Films
  1434. Watch “Singin’ in the Rain” (1952)
  1435. Watch Stanley Kubrick’s “Spartacus” (1960)
  1436. Watch Sumo wrestling live
  1437. Watch the American Film Institute’s 100 Funniest Movies
  1438. Watch the Angels play at Angel Stadium in Anaheim
  1439. Watch the Arizona Diamondbacks play at Chase Field
  1440. Watch the “Backyard Brawl” game between Thomasville and Clarke Co.
  1441. Watch “The Battle of Murder Creek” football rivalry game in person
  1442. Watch the “Battle of Prichard” football game between Vigor and Blount
  1443. Watch the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace
  1444. Watch the Chicago White Sox play at US Cellular Field
  1445. Watch the Cincinnati Reds play at Great American Ballpark
  1446. Watch the Cleveland Indians play at Progressive Field
  1447. Watch the Colorado Rockies play at Coors Field
  1448. Watch the Decatur-Austin football game in person
  1449. Watch the Detroit Tigers play at Comerica Park
  1450. Watch the documentary “Kon-Tiki” (1950)
  1451. Watch the Dodgers play at Dodger Stadium
  1452. Watch the Dodgers play the Giants
  1453. Watch the Florida Marlins at Marlins Park
  1454. Watch the Houston Astros play at Minute Maid Park
  1455. Watch the Huntsville Stars play at Joe Davis Stadium in Huntsville
  1456. Watch the Kansas City Royals play at Kauffman Stadium
  1457. Watch “The Lawless Breed” (1953)
  1458. Watch “Them!” (1954)
  1459. Watch the Milwaukee Brewers play at Miller Park
  1460. Watch the Minnesota Twins play at Target Field
  1461. Watch “The Miracle Worker” (1962)
  1462. Watch the Moon Pie Drop in Mobile on New Year’s Eve
  1463. Watch the Murphy – McGill-Toolen football game in person
  1464. Watch the musical “Hello, Dolly!”
  1465. Watch the New York Mets play at Citi Field
  1466. Watch the Oakland A’s play at Oakland Alameda County Coliseum
  1467. Watch the Old Faithful geyser erupt
  1468. Watch the Opelika-Auburn football rivalry game
  1469. Watch the original three “Star Wars” movies back to back to back
  1470. Watch the Pensacola Pelican Drop
  1471. Watch “The Pride of the Yankees” (1942)
  1472. Watch the Rays play at Tropicana Field
  1473. Watch “The Rookie” (2002)
  1474. Watch the San Diego Padres play at Petco Park
  1475. Watch the San Francisco Giants play at AT&T Park
  1476. Watch the Seattle Mariners play at Safeco Field
  1477. Watch the St. Louis Cardinals play at Busch Stadium
  1478. Watch the sun set at Key West
  1479. Watch the Super Six football championships in Birmingham
  1480. Watch the Texas Rangers play at the Rangers Ballpark at Arlington
  1481. Watch the Toronto Blue Jays play at the Rogers Centre
  1482. Watch the Washington County-Millry football rivalry game
  1483. Watch the Washington Nationals play at Nationals Park
  1484. Watch the Yankees play the Red Sox
  1485. Watch “Your Cheatin’ Heart” (1964)
  1486. Water ski
  1487. Wear a 10-gallon hat
  1488. Wear a Rolex watch
  1489. Win a political office
  1490. Win my fantasy baseball league
  1491. Win my fantasy football league
  1492. Work in Antarctica
  1493. Work on a fishing boat
  1494. Write 100 poems
  1495. Write 100 short stories in my Eli McMorn series
  1496. Write a letter to my descendants
  1497. Write a letter to someone famous
  1498. Write a novel
  1499. Write a sonnet
  1500. Write my memoirs

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