My Seasonal Bucket List: Spring Edition

It’s always fun to make a wish list of things you might or might not get for yourself. To get inspiration for my life, I enjoy getting ideas of things I can use in my everyday life. With spring coming up and getting ready for the warmer months, I wanted to make a list of essentials that I would like for not only my closet but for the rest of my house too. So if you are interested continue reading because you may find something that you want to add here wish list. But first, if you are new here be sure you are subscribed so you can get alerts up posts just like this one.

This summer I am all about living my best life and trying new things. I also want to step back into some of the things that my inner child loved. Society try to make us grow up too fast and forget that we enjoy certain things. So these are just gonna be a few things that I feel are necessary in order for me to have an amazing next two seasons.

A Unique Swimsuit

I’ve always done like the crazy pop of color for my swimsuit. So this year I wanna do a natural earth of tone. Just because that’s what my closet is focused on right now. So I am thinking about this swimsuit that you see above. And I love the material because it’s not heavy.

Beach Bag

A great statement bag to take with you on your journeys is probably one of those top things you need. I left to carry a few snacks and a magazine and the great book to enjoy out in nature. So this bag is just big enough to fit everything that I need.

A Few Great Books

I love to read by the water. There’s something relaxing about the waves crashing into rocks or any thing by it. I think that’s where I wrote most of the poems from my book. So you should definitely check it out because I did have some inspiration. Who knows you may be inspired as well. So I love to have a few great reads outside.

Roller Skates

I used to be in love with the rollerblading when I was a child. And this upcoming season I want to focus on working out outdoors. Just so I can have fresh air and get into activities that you cannot do indoors. So I’m looking forward to getting a pair of rollerskates and getting my cardio on.

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Picnic Basket

I know that there have been a lot of emphasis on self-love. I think you should take care of treating yourself to the things that you normally would not. So this year I am going to treat myself to a picnic basket and go on picnics by myself. With a good book and notebook as well so I can get some writing done.