71. Fold a 1,000 origami cranes and give them to someone special

 The crane is believed to be a symbol of love in the Japanese culture. It is also the classic shape in origami. According to legend, folding 1,000 origami cranes grants a wish. Giving someone a 1,000 origami cranes is a simple yet wonderful gift. It can be a good room ornament and may even grant the receiver a wish.

72. Conquer your biggest fear

Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, “the only thing we have to fear is fear itself — nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance.” We all have fears. Fear of heights and spiders are among them. In most cases, the fears that we have are unreasonable. Some may be triggered by a traumatic event in the past. Our fears prevent us from living life to the fullest. The good news is, fears can be overcome. If you fear something, you can use logic or think about the things that you are missing out. You can also seek professional help to conquer your fears.

73. Tell at least 10 people about your bucket list and encourage them to do the same

What better way to encourage someone live life to the fullest than to share your bucket list with them. By telling people about your list, you will encourage those who have yet to make one. Sharing your list would also give other people ideas to add on their lists. You may also find other people to do things on your bucket list. You can post the list on your blog or any social media.

74. Go on a meditation retreat

75. Experience an OBE (out of body experience)

Life is filled with mysteries. And one of the most curious things is having an out of body experience. It’s one of those things that have boggled the minds of many and remains unanswered. Having an out of body experience can be frightening, especially if you could see that you are floating in air, and watching yourself move outside your own body. Experiencing something of the unknown can be a life-changing experience. Maybe the experience can open doors for more questions that will eventually lead to answers.  

76. Start a social movement on a cause you believe in

To quote author Chuck Palahniuk: “We’re the middle children of history…. no purpose or place. We have no Great War, no Great Depression. Our great war is a spiritual war. Our great depression is our lives.” We are in a time where all out battles are fought in silence. We never really voice out our concerns and just take to ourselves. In order to make changes, we have to make our voices heard. Just because we are taking it out in the open does not mean it should be chaotic. You can meet new people that believe in the same cause. Writing petitions and generally creating a community of people fighting for the same cause can be beneficial in a good way.

77. Watch cherry blossoms in Japan

Cherry blossoms are the flowers of a Japanese Cherry tree. When these flowers bloom, they attract a lot of attention. Watching cherry blossoms or hanami has been a long tradition in Japan. People gather together under the trees, often having picnics. The flowers bloom during spring and several agencies track the cherry blossom front every year. Plan your trip accordingly to fully enjoy this wonderful yearly event.

78. Get closure on all your hurt, grievances and unhappiness of the past

It’s a given fact the life is unfair. We often blame events that happened in the past. What some people fail to realize is that problems provide a lot of learning experiences. The past cannot be changed but we can learn from our mistakes. What is important is the now and the future. In order for us to reach our future goals, we have to let go of the unpleasant things that bind us in the past. If you ever find it difficult to let go of grievances, seek help from a friend or a professional.

79. Bury the hatchet with all the enemies / people you had conflict with in the past or now

There are people who have hurt us in the past. We can’t help but to dislike or hate the person who we had conflict with. While it is normal to feel anger, holding a grudge can be unhealthy to our well-being. Stress from  negativity can cause some unpleasant effects to our physical and mental health. Forgiveness will be beneficial for yourself as well as others.

80. Organize a picnic outing

Having a picnic is a great way to enjoy the outdoors with friends and loved ones. It usually done in a park or beside a lake. It is usually a practice to prepare your meals beforehand but you may also consider having a cookout on location. Picnics are not just about meals. Activities and games should also be on the list. Here are some items that you may bring on a picnic:

• Frisbee
• Soccer ball
• Guitar
• Kite
• Board games