1. It is a literal bucket list of
people, places, things, or otherwise visible events like a sun setting, either for those that are losing their vision or for those that want to expand heir horizons.
2. A
tool for those that experiment with
drugs and wish to see things from a different perspective, such as a 'visual bucket list of everyday taken-for-granted things,' like the
people on the daily subway commute or the flowers in a backyard garden.
3. A list that is similar to a bucket list, except it's for aesthetic pleasing only.
Example:
1.
Bob made a visual bucket list yesterday for our DMT trip tonight in the desert.
2. Luaren wanted to see everything red and green in her daily commute to and from
work, as her color blindness is kicking in and she's losing the ability to see those colors.
Yea. Deal with it.
