It’s already March and with March comes the spring vibes that brings a lot of nature’s best out. March is a transitional month and there are so many things that needs to be done in this month.
I have planned what I need to-do this month in order to avoid procrastination. The list that I have prepared is called a March to do list or March bucket list.
I have kept my bucket list for this month very simple and easy so that I could make most of the things completed in time. The items in the bucket lists are reasonable and doable.
Here are the items in my larch bucket list:
1. Gardening
With the harsh winter season coming to an end, it is the right time to prepare the flower beds and vegetable beds. It is also the time to take out all the indoor plants and repot them if needed with new soil.
2. Walking Outdoors
With the commencement of spring season, I am ready to explore the nearby trails to rejuvenate myself in the nature. In March, the weather is perfect to go for a walk and enjoy some time outdoors.
3. Planting A Tree
This month, I am a planning to plant a tree. Last year, I planted two saplings of trees but they were not successful. I have not yet decided which plant to start with. Maybe a peach tree or a magnolia tree.
4. Organising Spring Clothes
With the onset of spring season, it’s time to wash all winter clothes and store them. We are done with winter. Now it’s the perfect time to take out springy clothes with some summery vibes. This is a time consuming process yet needed to be done.
5. Spring Cleaning
With the new season comes new household chores that includes cleaning and decluttering. It is important to clean the kitchen pantry and closets to remove any clutter.
6. Buying A Spring Dress
Spring brings lots of refreshment in the season and lots of colors in the nature. March is the season when you can wear floral patterns and light colored clothes adding to the spring theme. I will buy a new dress in this new season.
What are your items on this month’s to-do list?
I really appreciate the way you’ve shared your March plans with such thoughtfulness and clarity! 🌸 Your approach to creating a simple and doable bucket list is both practical and inspiring, especially as a way to stay productive without feeling overwhelmed.
I love how you’ve included activities that connect you with nature—gardening, walking outdoors, and planting a tree—all of which not only nurture the environment but also bring a sense of calm and rejuvenation to your own life. Your attention to the seasonal timing, like repotting indoor plants after winter or choosing the right tree to plant, shows care and mindfulness in planning.