I have only one regret in my life.

I feel rather lucky that I only have one.  And.   If there's anything to be thankful for this Thanksgiving season it's that I've been fortunate enough to live a healthy life with just one regret.  Without my parents, family, siblings, friends and husband my life would not be as full as it is today.

I've been to Paris. Denied my kids Disney World and took them to real castle.  Lived in a refuge camp.  I've changed my daughter's name, simply because I didn't fancy it.  Dropped everything to take my kids to NYC for them to fall in love.  I visited my mother's childhood home, in Poland.  I've had boring days that made me smile.  And extravagant vacations that made me cry.  And that's just what I've documented, in the last 2 years, of my life online.  I have lived a very blessed life.

Recently, Mocha Momma and ZoeyJane published their "bucket lists."  I am informally joining them and encourage you to do the same.  Bucket list = things you'd like to do before you die. Because nothing says THANKSGIVING like "things I'd liked to do before I kick the bucket" over a dinner of turkey legs.  Ha.  I love conversation starters.

Stay tuned. I have to put some serious thought into my bucket list for I want to continue living a life empty of regrets.  I want to do and see everything, twice.  I will return after a stomach full of my father-in-law's infamous stuffing on Turkey day (at my house, eeeeekkkkk!!!! I am hosting!)  and my mother-in-laws corn souffle.   It's the first time my children will see her in a wig and over some pumpkin pie I will suggest more things we can do together.   Like travel to enjoy the laughter. I will fall asleep adding things to my bucket list.

In the meantime, tell me, what's on your bucket list?