Fall is my favorite season. I look forward to it and dream about pumpkin spice, crisp air and warm cozy sweaters. So of course I try to squeeze in as much fall fun as I possibly can during what I feel is the shortest season. If you're a follower of this blog you know my obsession with lists and how every season I make a new bucket list. This year I have a little more time on my hands and have decided to go big and do as many things as I possibly can. So here it is. My Ultimate Fall Bucket List:
- Decorate inside for fall (leaves, scarecrows, leaves, pumpkins and more leaves)
- Go pumpkin picking
- Watch Hocus Pocus
- Read as many R.L. Stine books (Goosebumps, Fear Street) as possible
- Watch a scary movie (Any suggestions)
- Get lost in a corn maze
- Try a new winery
- Spend a day on the North Fork of Long Island
- Make mulled wine
- Carve a pumpkin
- Go for a long scenic drive up north
- Cozy up with a blanket and a good book outside
- Have a cup of hot apple cider
- Take daily walks and notice the changes in the trees
- Enjoy a Pumpkin Spice Latte
- Make pumpkin bread
- Watch Charlie Brown and the Great Pumpkin
- Eat a caramel apple
- Burn all the pumpkin spice and apple cinnamon candles
- Go Hard Apple Cider tasting
- Sit around a bonfire
- Start wearing scarves with every outfit
- Make something with apples (Apple cake, apple pie, apple muffins)
- Enjoy a pumpkin beer
- Eat a caramel apple
- Roast pumpkin seeds
- Try a new Octoberfest beer
- Stay warm in an oversized sweater
- Make homemade soup
- Go apple picking (Even though Eric said absolutely not since I never use all the apples and usually throw them out...)
- Eat a pumpkin cream cheese muffin
- Donate to a food drive
- Break out the Uggs!
- Visit the Gillette Castle in Connecticut
- Go for a bike ride
- DIY fall/Halloween craft
- Indulge in a slice (or two) of pumpkin pie
- Eat one too many apple cider donuts
- Watch Casper
- Make Halloween themed food on Halloween
- Watch the Addams Family
- Read a Stephen King book
- Overeat at Smorgasburg in Prospect Park, Brooklyn
- Go on a nature walk
- Make a scarecrow
- Give out candy to Trick-or-Treaters
- Attempt to make chili (even though I don't eat it...)
- Watch Halloween Wars on Food Network
- Decorate the front porch with mums
- Black Friday Shopping online
