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I love setting aside time at the beginning of the season to plan out my bucket list! I don’t always do this, but I’m always glad I did. Revisiting my goals and word of the year gave me direction and a good reminder that seasonal goals aren’t just about doing what I want! Since my word of the year is GROW, my items are about doing things that will produce growth…whether in my marriage, my personal skills or in my heart as I serve others!
Here are a few things I already have planned for spring or that I’m hoping to accomplish this season!
- plan a mini vacation around Paul’s work trips
- take a meal to someone who needs a little comfort food
- continue healthy eating goals by completing a two-week smoothie plan
- make another new recipe from the Love Welcome Serve cookbook and try it out on company
- practice handlettering
- send Easter care packages to the littles in my family
- de-clutter my home office
- spend at least one weekend with my fam in Tennessee
- refresh the front yard landscaping (obviously this one is basically for Paul, ha!)
- plan a fun date night (to thank him for doing the yard work) 🙂
What are you hoping to fit in this spring season? 
a surprising look at my summer bucket list 2017
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Seasonal bucket lists is a good idea! I usually come up with a few things but don’t write them down. My big spring thing is getting the flower garden going. I’ve purchased a bunch of seeds and can’t wait to plant and watch them grow. 🙂 I usually do zinnias, but I added several others to the lineup. It’s so fun to have the butterflies and bees visit the bright blooms each summer! Love the cotton on your table!! Also hoping to see some relatives we’ve not seen since last summer.
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Good for you! I have zero desire to be out in the yard or to work in a garden…and my yard shows, unfortunately. Ha!
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Im so impressed with your idea of having your seasonal bucket lists composed of items that help facilitate your New Years goals. Keeping your “word of the year” in mind when making your list gives even more purpose to your bucket list. I like this!!
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I haven’t always done this, but a few years of learning what goals really do and what they show me has really taught me to look deeper when making my lists. Thanks!
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Such great goals, girl! Enjoy each item as you check it off your lovely list throughout the spring! 🙂
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Thanks, friend!
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My word for this year is “grow” and I must say so far I have done really well. Your list sounds fun and I am sure you will cross everything off your list. Have fun doing so.
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Way to go, Debbie!
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Sounds like a great plan for Spring! I’m hoping to road trip to see family this Spring, too. Our landscaping could also use a refresh after winter, but I’m waiting a bit since we just had more snow today.
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Hope you can pack lots of fun things into your spring, too!
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What a very sweet list! If any of my granddaughters turn out like you, I’ll be very proud.
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You’re sweet, Denise! ❤
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Sounds like a fun list, but I especially love, “Spend time with family in TN!” Also, I love your entry table; very pretty!
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Thank you! I just hope all my family will actually BE in TN when I visit! 🙂
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