This is inspired by this post, but I don’t like the term “bucket list” for something like this. I have taken a lot of the ideas from there that I think the girls might like, and added some of my own as well. Often I think of things I want to do with the girls, and then as the season goes on and we get busy I forget and we never do end up doing some of them. Let’s see how many of these we can get through. I’ll likely add to it as I think of more too.
- Visit a pumpkin patch.
- Make a pumpkin pie from scratch.
- Paint and carve pumpkins.
- Go on a hayride.
- Make homemade candied apples.
- Do a leaf-rubbing project.
- Build a huge pile of leaves and jump in them.
- Visit an apple orchard.
- Bake a homemade apple pie.
- Visit a corn maze.
- Do some Autumn crafts
- Make homemade apple cider.
- Go geocaching at least once a week.
- Make our own butter.
- Create our own quilt squares.
- Listen to Autumn from The Four Seasons by Vivaldi
- Make a scarecrow.
- Learn why leaves change colours.
- Spend at least 30 minutes outside every day.
- Finish sewing our Christmas advent calendar before December.
- Pick five new things off this list to try and do them!
this is a great idea! I should make a list too. I always do one for summer but should for every season and should put it on my blog too
Fantastic! I’ve tried to find an apple orchard in Victoria, but I think you’ll have better luck North of here. Does the SSI Apple Festival count? I looked at my “list of impossibles” that I made in March and, together with this post, am inspired to make a seasonal list as well as an annual one.
There is Merridale Cidery right around the corner from us which is a fun apple orchard, complete with a fairy garden! You should come out and join us there one of these days, if we can ever actually connect.