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Fall Bucket List

A few things to do this fall

Ansley Connor
Nov 01, 2016
Milledgeville, GA
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Fall Bucket List

Although winter and Christmas is the best time of the year, fall runs a close second. It is when you can start wearing cute boots and sweaters again, leaves are falling off the trees, your favorite Halloween movies come on, and you get to stuff your face on Thanksgiving Day. If you want to make the best out of this fall, then I created the perfect fall bucket list!

1. Bake Pillsbury Halloween sugar cookies

I put this as number one because honestly, who hasn't done this already? Go ahead and check it off!

2. Bake Pumpkin Bread

Bread isn't an easy thing to make! I have always wanted to try to make it so why not try this fall?

3. DIY Fall Wreath

My roommate and I are constantly wanting to make our apartment cute and festive. I can personally tell you that wreaths are not the cheapest thing! So make it a fun night with your friends and get crafty, making a cute fall wreath for your door!

4. Watch all the Halloweentown Movies

Although everyone's favorite Halloween movie is Hocus Pocus, I personally am a fan of every Halloweentown movie. Have a movie night and watch all four!

5. Go to a Candle Store

Go to your local candle store and pick out your favorite fall scent candle.

6. Make a Thankful List

This is the season to be thankful! Think of every good thing and person you have in your life and write it down. It's a good reminder to keep and look back on.

Although there is many, many things to do in the fall, these are just a couple to get you started and your mind racing on what to do next. Check these off and add on to your own bucket list! Happy fall!!

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