WINTER BUCKET LIST – HOW MAKING A LIST HELPS ME SURVIVE THE WINTER

When the winter comes, I find myself wanting to retreat indoors to hide under a cozy blanket with a delicious mug of hot chocolate.

For me, winter is the season of comfort everything.

While I do quite love winter, it can be long, cold and the weather can be pretty treacherous, so I often spend a lot of time indoors.

This is where having a winter bucket list comes in handy.

Making a list helps me survive the winter, without getting bored, encouraging me to get out and participate in some fun stuff.

You see, like many, while I do love the winter months, they can seemingly drag on forever.

This is why it is most important for me to find ways to beat the winter blues because they can come on at any time.

I have found that having a bucket list for every season is a good idea, but for me, the winter bucket list is even more important.

It keeps me busy.

It encourages me to get out of the house and participate in activities, and most importantly it helps me survive the winter with my sanity intact.

MY WINTER BUCKET LIST

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While my winter bucket list may differ slightly from what you would add to yours, I have decided to share some ideas.

This way, if you need some inspiration you can choose some of the things I have decided to add to mine.

• Learn a new hobby – Crocheting or knitting seems like fun.
• Build a snowman
• Go skiing
• Drink hot chocolate by the fire with a good book
• Have a movie marathon with my family
• Try a new delicious dessert recipe
• Go Christmas Caroling with my family
• Go to a Christmas festival
• Watch a parade
• Take a walk and look at the lights
• Make homemade hot chocolate
• Host a game night
• Make a gingerbread house
• Have a pajama day
• Have a snowball fight
• Go to a hockey game
• Make chicken noodle soup from scratch
• Start and finish a new book series
• Try snowshoeing
• Try ice fishing
• Go ice skating
• Go tree shopping
• Decorate the house
• Cut out paper snowflakes
• Sip hot apple cider by a fire
• Bake a pie
• Host a Holiday karaoke party
• Watch the snow fall
• Draw snowflakes
• Build an igloo
• Help with a food drive
• Volunteer at a soup kitchen

These are all the things on my winter bucket list this year. I cannot wait to start accomplishing them!

Winter is a fun and exciting time of year for me, but as I said, it can also be long.

Creating and following a bucket list during the cold months will help me stay busy and keep my sanity intact.

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