February 12, 201115 yr -Go to Egypt -Take a tour of the European hotspots -Go to Brazil or take out a Brazillian (or other South American) lady. -Watch an NBA Finals game -See the U play against UF or FSU in Miami -Watch UK at the Final Four -Go on a hunt for either Gator or Lions or something crazy like that.
February 13, 201115 yr Go to the top of the Eiffel Tower Play Pebble Beach (would say Augusta, but I don't know that many people). Along with that, I would like to play in a Pro-Am. Fly a plane
February 13, 201115 yr Few things I would love to do... Go to a World Cup (was really hoping the US would have got that 2022 bid, but I guess going abroad would be even more memorable.) Watch a Cowboys game at the new Cowboys Stadium. Watch a Cubs game in Wrigley. Play a round of golf at Augusta National. I think for an average golfer costs around 2500 for a round of golf there with green fees, sure hope cart is included. Attend a Super Bowl Attend a Final Four with Kentucky playing. Visit Europe. Ride a bull. Go to a "coffee shop" in Amsterdam. Go to the top of the Eiffel Tower Play Pebble Beach (would say Augusta, but I don't know that many people). Along with that, I would like to play in a Pro-Am. Fly a plane Augusta National and Pebble Beach are on my list along with Cypress Pointe and St. Andrews.
February 13, 201115 yr Few things I would love to do... Play a round of golf at Augusta National. I think for an average golfer costs around 2500 for a round of golf there with green fees, sure hope cart is included. Augusta National and Pebble Beach are on my list along with Cypress Pointe and St. Andrews. I'm pretty sure that no amount of money will allow you to be able to buy yourself a tee time at Augusta National. Your options are pretty much that you have to be a member or a guest of a member to play. The club is said to only have about 300 members at any given time, and membership is by invitation only. Also I'm pretty sure that carts are never allowed as it is required that you have a caddy. There is one weekend a year in which non-members are allowed to play, all you have do is qualify for the Masters. I'd say the upcoming release of Tiger Woods 2012 is about as close as most of us will ever get to teeing off at Augusta National.
February 14, 201115 yr That's my understanding as well. I know two people who have played it and they said it didn't cost them a dime. In fact, they showed up with the member they were with and just walked straight to the first tee and teed off. One guy said they didn't see another group anywhere on the course the day they played! I'm pretty sure that no amount of money will allow you to be able to buy yourself a tee time at Augusta National. Your options are pretty much that you have to be a member or a guest of a member to play. The club is said to only have about 300 members at any given time, and membership is by invitation only. Also I'm pretty sure that carts are never allowed as it is required that you have a caddy. There is one weekend a year in which non-members are allowed to play, all you have do is qualify for the Masters. I'd say the upcoming release of Tiger Woods 2012 is about as close as most of us will ever get to teeing off at Augusta National.
February 14, 201115 yr Seeing a game in Cameron Indoor Stadium, going to Sydney, seeing the Great Wall of China......being ready to die.
June 5, 201214 yr Without spending a five hours thinking this over... Seeing a Neil Young concert live. Have a Hofbrau beer at the Munich Hofbrauhaus. Visit Rome and attend mass at St. Peter’s (and preferably see a lot more than that). Restore a car. Own a player piano – preferably one that I’ve restored. Learn how to play some kind of brass instrument or the saxophone. Build a cabin at my family’s farm in Owen County. Visit Olympic National Park, the California Redwood Forest, the Badlands, Grand Teton National Park, and Yellowstone (that’s the order of preference). Take a riverboat cruise on The American Queen. Take an overnight trip on a train in an overnight bedroom.Finish writing my book of short stories. Adopt a child. Take my children and grandchildren hunting and fishing.
June 5, 201214 yr Had a 401K meeting this morning. Found out I'll need the bucket for something else.
June 5, 201214 yr See the Grand Canyon. Meet Billy Graham. Participate in Cincinnati Reds Fantasy Camp.
June 5, 201214 yr I have been very fortunate in my life and have probably done somewhere around 70% of the items listed. The top items remaining on my bucket list that I feel fairly certain I will do are: The Great wall of China Dive the Great Barrier Reef An African Safari Elephant ride through India The one that I would love top do, but doubt it will ever happen. Go into outer space Things I have done that I would recommend to everybody: Go to a true third world nation so that you can learn how good you have it. Go to Jerusalem. Few people comeback unchanged is some way. Go to the Passion Play in Oberammergau. This is the definition of commitment. Go to the Vatican. Truly spectacular. Go see the Pyramids of Egypt. Breathtaking. Go to the Grand Canyon. IMO, the most incredible site in the US. Go to Paris. Because it's fun. Go to the Mardi Gras. Again, because it's fun.
January 17, 201412 yr Without spending a five hours thinking this over... Seeing a Neil Young concert live. Have a Hofbrau beer at the Munich Hofbrauhaus. Visit Rome and attend mass at St. Peter’s (and preferably see a lot more than that). Restore a car. Own a player piano – preferably one that I’ve restored. Learn how to play some kind of brass instrument or the saxophone. Build a cabin at my family’s farm in Owen County. Visit Olympic National Park, the California Redwood Forest, the Badlands, Grand Teton National Park, and Yellowstone (that’s the order of preference). Take a riverboat cruise on The American Queen. Take an overnight trip on a train in an overnight bedroom. Finish writing my book of short stories. Adopt a child. Take my children and grandchildren hunting and fishing. Learn to proficiently speak American Sign Language
January 17, 201412 yr Without spending a five hours thinking this over... Seeing a Neil Young concert live. Have a Hofbrau beer at the Munich Hofbrauhaus. Visit Rome and attend mass at St. Peter’s (and preferably see a lot more than that). Restore a car. Own a player piano – preferably one that I’ve restored. Learn how to play some kind of brass instrument or the saxophone. Build a cabin at my family’s farm in Owen County. Visit Olympic National Park, the California Redwood Forest, the Badlands, Grand Teton National Park, and Yellowstone (that’s the order of preference). Take a riverboat cruise on The American Queen. Take an overnight trip on a train in an overnight bedroom.Finish writing my book of short stories. Adopt a child. Take my children and grandchildren hunting and fishing. Let spindoc call you in a turkey on video on your family farm in Owen County.
January 17, 201412 yr Let spindoc call you in a turkey on video on your family farm in Owen County. On video?
January 19, 201412 yr I have been fortunate to cross some things off my list. Attend a Super Bowl Get tix to the Masters and attend. Visit Italy and the Vatican Go to Mardi Gras Intend to Do Play a Father /son tournament in Myrtle Beach in golf with each son Take a cruise around the world Australia Play Pebble Beach and St. Andrews Attend Octoberfest in Munich Have a home in Florida Want and Probably Never Do Own a minor league baseball or hockey team Have lunch with the POTUS, doesn't matter who is in office Celebrate a Bengals Super Bowl win
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