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Bucket List

Bucket List

The difference between people who pursue their dreams and the rest of the world isn’t about the wealth of their wallets. It’s that some spend their whole lives dreaming of adventures, while others, one day, lift their gaze from a book, rise from their chair, and set out to meet their dreams.

Wojciech Cejrowski

Bucket List:

  1. See the Northern Lights – fulfilled 11/12.04.2026
  2. Get a motorcycle license
  3. Sleep on the beach under the stars
  4. Take a solo trip – fulfilled 05.10.2024
  5. Build a snowman at the Pole
  6. Ride the Trans-Siberian Railway
  7. Dive with dolphins
  8. Attend the Mardi Gras Carnival in New Orleans
  9. Go on a safari in Africa
  10. Visit at least 20 countries – fulfilled 03.10.2025
  11. Plan a trip from day to day – fulfilled on 06.04.2024
  12. Fly to Japan – see cherry blossoms and spider lily fields
  13. Ride a camel in the desert – fulfilled 13.08.2025
  14. Surf in the desert
  15. Solo trip through Asia – fulfilled 05.10.2024
  16. Take a diving course
  17. Climb the highest peak in Poland – Rysy!
  18. Visit the quadripoint (Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, and Zimbabwe)
  19. Swim with dolphins
  20. Go bungee jumping
  21. Go paragliding – fulfilled on 30.12.2024
  22. Fly in a glider
  23. Visit all castles in Lower Silesia, Poland
  24. Skydive / take a skydiving course
  25. Pose by the Leaning Tower of Pisa
  26. See a kangaroo in Australia
  27. Fly to the Caribbean
  28. Learn how to rollerblade
  29. Visit all countries in Europe (12/45)
  30. Visit Jamaica
  31. Visit at least 50 countries
  32. Learn how to snowboard
  33. Eat the world’s smelliest fruit: Durian – fulfilled 07.10.2024
  34. See the pyramids in Egypt
  35. Have tea in Britain at 5:00 PM
  36. Buy a ticket for the nearest train and set off on a journey
  37. See King Penguins on South Georgia Island
  38. “Bathe” under a waterfall
  39. Rafting on the river – fulfilled 24.07.2025
  40. Go to the airport and buy a ticket for the next available flight
  41. Complete the Crown of Polish Mountains (5/28)
  42. Fly in a helicopter
  43. Cross the equator – fulfilled 14.11.2025
  44. Take a trip along the Silk Road
  45. Go on a hot air balloon ride
  46. Stand in two seas at once -fulfilled on 17.07.2020
  47. Travel around the world
  48. Visit at least 100 countries
  49. Publish a travel guide or a travel book
  50. Visit at least 3 continents – fulfilled 09.08.2025
  51. See all 7 wonders of the world! (1/7)
  52. Set foot on the Southern Hemisphere – fulfilled 21.11.2025
  53. Drink milk from a freshly picked coconut
  54. Fly/sail to an island – fulfilled on 16.02.2023
  55. Visit a jungle
  56. Step foot on every continent (4/7)
  57. Rent a beach house
  58. Cliff jumping – fulfilled 24.07.2025
  59. Ride a red bus in London
  60. Climb Kilimanjaro
  61. See the famous statues on Easter Island
  62. Visit all European capitals (8/45)
  63. Travel around the USA
  64. Ride a gondola in Venice
  65. Visit all countries in the world (16/195)
  66. Combine work with passion
  67. Zip-line ride – fulfilled 24.07.2025
  68. Play with sea lions on the Galapagos Islands
  69. Visit a palace in Seoul in traditional Korean attire
  70. Try on a traditional Japanese Kimono
  71. Swim in a cave – fulfilled 19.07.2025
  72. Participate in the Loy Krathong lantern festival in Chiang Mai, Thailand
  73. Climb Mount Olympus
  74. Go on a cruise
  75. Find your place in the world!
  76. Summit a 2000m peak! – fulfilled 23.07.2025
  77. Visit the most dangerous market in the world – Maeklong Railway Market in Thailand
  78. Visit Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateapokaiwhenuakitanatahu in New Zealand

Don’t be afraid to dream, because dreams have no expiration date. They give you strength, motivation, and shape your character. Every dream is a challenge, and the journey toward fulfilling it can be filled with extraordinary moments. Though along the way you may encounter difficulties, loneliness, and doubt, when you finally reach your goal, you will feel true fulfillment.

Kate

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