BUCKET LIST FOR 2023
I thought this was a good idea as normally we think of bucket lists to do during our life but this is just for this year. I really had to think out of the box and I found it hard to think of anything. Like what do I want to MAKE this year? What about the PLAY and LEARN? Let me know how you got on and what you would put for some answers. Here are a few of my answers:- GROW – more cut flowers for my vases SEE – make time for old friends BE – the best…
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