LifestyleOct 31, 2016
Your All Inclusive Basic Fall Bucket List
For all your stereotypical, basic autumn needs.
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2. Take an artsy picture with you drinking it and post it on on social media.
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3. Or even better, take it to the pumpkin patch and have a photoshoot with your friends even though you probably won't even buy a pumpkin.
4. Buy a cute cardigan and wear it around with an infinity scarf.
5. Be a sexy animal for Halloween.
6. Live in outfits with boots and booties.
7. Bake Pillsbury cookies with pumpkins on them.
8. It's flannel season so tie that flannel around your waist even if you aren't going to wear it as a shirt.
9. Overly use the hashtag #blessed.
10. Get lost in a corn maze and take forever trying to get out.
11. Watch Halloweentown for the eighth time.
12. Throw a Friendsgiving before Thanksgiving.
13. Buy a little baby sized pumpkin and put it in your room.
14. Go Black Friday shopping so Urban Outfitters and Brandy Melville don't bankrupt you like usual.
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