Summer bucket list!

This is more of a starting a new phase of life bucket list ... but we'll start with summer, ok?

• Go to bed before midnight.   
• Go boating or sailing.
• Play racquetball.
• Resist the urge to cut my hair as soon as it gets hot.
• Take a trip. Or several.
• Visit a new state or new friends.
• Pay off my car.  Ok, that's going to take more than just this summer, but it's getting much closer!
• Spend time studying and researching all these Biblical topics that keep popping up and I keep wondering about.
• Take my little cousins out for a play or concert or something.
• Learn about, practice, and work on learning the art of photography.
• Buy a nice camera to assist in said goal.
• Go to Blossom Music Center for a concert.
• Attend a community play.
• Become a member of Girard Alliance Church.
• Help out in some way with a ministry of the church.
• Utilize my SNAP fitness membership.  A lot :D
• Go swimming.
• Learn how to cook a new dish/meal/dessert.  Or several.
• Learn how to fix fish.  Ohhh - go fishing for walleye out in Erie and then eat it.
• Start playing the piano more ... work my way back up to the place I was before quitting to work on school (8 years ago ...) and learn some new songs.  
• Work.  A lot.
• Find a "real" job related to teaching.
• Blog (or at least write down thoughts so they don't escape).
• Find a new restaurant.
• Explore my "local" cities ... Cleveland, Toledo, Pittsburgh, Columbus.
• Go to the Spillway in Meadville, PA, to feed the fish!
• Remind myself that this "freedom" after graduation is what I've always wanted :D
• Paint something.
• Sew something.
• Draw something.
• Sculpt something.
• Wake up early often to watch the sunrise and enjoy the early morning.  It's my favorite.
• Stay up late to watch the sunset and enjoy the late evening.  It's my favorite.
• Hike and re-explore my backyard.
• Play putt-putt and like it.  I don't like mini-golf, so we'll see what happens.
• Drive a golf-cart.
• Play with water balloons ... lots of them.
• Stay offline more without losing touch with everyone.
• Go to a sports event.
• Understand football, or at least have my brothers explain it to me.
• Take pics and videos ... these years are going to fast.  Why didn't anyone warn me?  Oh wait, they did.
• Chat with my parents.
• Keep everything tidy ... it will be hard with all my apartment stuff crammed back in my 10ft by 10ft bedroom at home, but I am so much less crabby when things are clean.
• Visit the chiropractor often so standing/walking isn't so painful.
• Find a way to transfer all our old home videos onto digital media (somehow) so we don't lose them forever.
• Find stuff to add to this list ... daily.
• Never have a day where I wonder what I did and have to account for missing hours.  If I live to be 70 years old, that's only ~615,000 hours.  Can't afford to waste them.

Got any ideas?  Want to help me cross some of these off my list?  Let's go summer!