Bucket List - Adriana Cifuentes



My own Bucket List before I die
  1. Study abroad.
  2. Have a family.
  3. Own a pet (golden retriever or German shepherd).
  4. Skydiving.
  5. Graduate from university.
  6. Be a bridesmaid.
  7. Make Europeans fall in love with me.
  8. Have a 6-digit income.
  9. Play volleyball around the world.
  10. Pay for a stranger's meal.
  11. Go camping in the forest.
  12. Plant a tree and watch it grow over the years.
  13. Go to many concerts or music festivals.
  14. Experience a hot air balloon ride.
  15. Have a Jeep.
  16. Take my mom to Italy.
  17. Go to Israel.
  18. Speak fluent Portuguese.
  19. Plan a full trip for my friends and me.
  20. Finish all my watch list. 

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