01 Kick-the-Bucket List

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Kick-the-Bucket List Sunflower seeds. Sharpie. Superglue. She, Judy Moody, was pawing through Grandma Lou's purse. Her bag was like a treasure chest. A treasure chest with snaps and zippers and hidden pockets and secret compartments. "Grandma Lou," Judy called, "I can't find the cards. We can't play Go Fish without a deck of cards." "Keep looking," Grandma Lou called back. "Bring me my reading glasses, too, please." Knitting, mini-flashlight, granola bar, cough drops, cards. Cards! Judy held up the deck. But finding glasses in Grandma Lou's purse was like

a game of Go Fish. While Judy was fishing around in the purse, she just happened to notice a folded piece of paper sticking out of an inside pocket. It was probably just a shopping list that said carrots and toilet paper. But it didn't look scribbly. It had for-real handwriting in cursive. Maybe it wasn't a shopping list. What if it was a treasure map? Or a love letter? Maybe Grandma Lou had a secret pen pal.

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Judy sneak-peeked a look at the paper. It was a list! But NOT a boring-old shopping list. Grandma Lou's list said Bucket List at the top. What in the world was a bucket list? Judy was often in a list-making mood herself. She even had a list of her lists: Nicknames to call Stink. Christmas list on toilet paper. Bummer Summer list of dares Maybe Grandma Lou liked lists, too. Same- same! Louise M. Moody's Bucket List. Ride an elephant. See the pyramids in Egypt. Send a message in a bottle

.Gaze at the northern lights .Sleep in a castle .Swim with dolphins .Learn sign language .Make a difference .Dance the rumba .Read War and Peace for the third time Judy rushed over to Grandma Lou. She held the list behind her back. "Grandma Lou," said Judy, "if a person just happened to be looking in another person's purse, and she just happened to find something interesting, would it be okay for that person to ask the other person about it even if it's personal?" "Ask away," said Grandma Lou.