Here's the updated version:) the title will hang by a string from another piece of the puzzle, once I print it out, but I will place one in there to give you a better idea. After taking in everyone's ideas, I sat down and thought about my thinking behind my work and my personal intentions of projecting my ideas in this work. I realized that the parts of my bucket list, although they just happen to intertwine with each other and formulate a kind of "structured" or "orderly" puzzle, that was not my intention. Yes, the list entails many points that combine with each other (i.e. my boyfriend buying me my first Missoni dress, getting engaged, and my travels to Fiji with whoever this man is), I realized that I did not intend to make my puzzle "perfectly fit together" like a "Real" puzzle. I want each puzzle piece to hold individuality and, in fact, not combine with one another. Although it is a great idea, my life is not perfect and the puzzle pieces tend to resemble that. I get everything done, but I take each puzzle piece as its own. I know that I will I do everything I can to check off everything on my bucket list within the next five years (the ice cream/muffin shop is debatable for pulling off in the next five years though, give me 10 please), but as for the order, I haven't got a clue:)
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