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What is YOUR "Bucket List"
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Permalink Reply by Tina on -
Well, we're all going to kick it at some stage, so it's appropriate for even us non-boomers.
1st class trip to Paris
Skydiving
Tell my boss off
Mile high club;)
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Permalink Reply by Matthew Reader on -
This reminds me of Homer Simpson's "bucket list" (not a bad list):
1.Make list
2. Eat a hearty breakfast
3. Make videotape for Maggie
4. Have man-to-man with Bart
5. Listen to Lisa play her sax
6. Make funeral arrangement
7. Make peace with Dad
8. Beer with the boys at the bar
9. Tell off boss
10. Go hang gliding
11. Plant a tree
12. A final dinner with my beloved family
13. Be intimate with Marge
14. Watch the sunrise
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Permalink Reply by Miffy on -
Homer's list is pretty good. Will have to have a long think about mine. BTW, thanks for reminding me of my inevitable demise Bandwidth ;)
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Permalink Reply by Lisa on -
1. Tell my parents I love them!
2. Tell my family and friends I love love them!!
XXX
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Permalink Reply by Kbot on -
1. Climb to base camp on Everest
2. Save a piece of the Earth from destruction (by owning a piece of land that can't be developed, or should I say, destroyed by humans)
3. Learn a foreign language
4. Confront my biggest enemy
5. Contact an old friend I haven't seen in too long
6. Run the City to Surf
7. Run naked along a beach (maybe after the City to Surf ;), nah, I mean an empty beach)
An interesting thing I noticed here when writing my list was how none related to money...same goes for the others who have written here, aside from a trip here or there.
Are we chasing the wrong thing in the Western world?
Kbot
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Permalink Reply by Bandwidth on -
Money is purely the means that assists in enabling the end.
The often misquoted statement "Money the the root of all evil" is actually "The love of money is a root to evil".
Money has no intrinsic value it is simply a method of storing value today for use tomorrow.
As quoted by a number of wealthy people when asked does money make you happy "No but sure as s..t helps".
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Permalink Reply by Bytta on -
all true Bandwidth.
the love of money is a root of evil, according to the Good Book.
but what if the money loves me? Is that bad? :D
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