Summer bucket list 2020

Every summer I create a bucket list full of fun ideas that I want to do. Creating this list is my way of brainstorming what I want to do in order to create the most amazing summer. Although I never have completed everything on the list I still create one at the start of every summer. This year I thought that I would share this bucket list with you. However, just like any work of art the list is never complete and tends to change throughout the summer so the one I am sharing with you now is more of the base list that I plan on expanding through the upcoming weeks.

2020 summer bucket list

• Eat Ben and Jerrys while stargazing

• Make the perfect playlists (fun, road trip, rainy day, etc.)

• Campfire

• Lake day

• Outerbanks marathon

• Tye-dye

• Dance in the rain

• Trampoline fort

• Dorm shop

• Puffy chalk

• Paint

• Picnic

• Write letters

• Pool nights

• Silly string fight

• Strawberry or peach picking

• Release paper lanterns

• Sunflower field

• Hike

• Thrift shop

• S’mores

• Drive-in movie

• Get a natural tan

• Photoshoots (both in front and behind the camera)

• All-nighter

• Watch the sunrise

• Read

• Blog

• Camp (but by camp I mean glamp)

• Mattress surf

• Disney channel original movie marathon

• Looooooong pool day

• 14 days of yoga

• Ted Drews

• Outside movie

• Late-night drives

• Slurpees

• Friendship bracelets

• Try new things

• Earn $$$$

• Save $$$

• Splurge on yourself

• Water balloon fight

• Spa day (or just a me day)

• Say “yes” for 24 hours

• Zoo

• Arch

• Botanical gardens

• Catch fireflies

• Fireworks

• Popsicles

• Run in the sprinklers

• Let go and have fun

• Journal

• Farmers market

• Bike

• Snowcones

• Visit a new park

• Dance parties

• Sleep

• Tenis

• Karaoke

• “Unplug” day

• Skating (ice or roller)

• Create a time capsule

• Spend time with friends

• Paddle boats

• Fly a kite

• Laugh

• Graduation pictures

• Duolingo

• Lemonade

• Game night

• Ikea

• Finish graduation gifts

• Smoothies

• Take lots of pictures

• Smile

• Hydrate

• Make every day count

I ended my bucket list with a message that reminds me to have a high-quality summer full of low-quality photos. This just reminds me to not be worried about catching everything on camera but instead to be in the moment.

My main goal for this summer is to stay safe and enjoy summer with my friends before we all head off to separate colleges in the fall. All those most of the ideas may seem cheesy or very pintrestesk they all are just ideas of things that my friends and I can do in order to fill the time. I challenge you to create your own summer bucket list, full of ideas and new adventures that you want to enjoy this summer with your friends and family.