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Is there one difficult thing you are definitely going to do before you die?

and if so - what is it? or do you have a whole list? what do your friends/relatives who are old enough to be near popping off think? - seen the film the Bucket list? - yeah - not that great I agree - but the concept is one I quite like to keep to - hence taking up flying with no engine - what's yours? is there one that is to do with conquering fears - or taking huge risks? at what age do you think you should take such big risks.... thinking of the guy who dies roller balding in New York at the age of 79...

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going off the fact that my parents told me i was a handful and adding how times have changed since i was a kid, i think the most difficult thing i'm going to do will be raise a child (or more) up...and hopefully, hopefully, do so in a way that will honor not only my parents and ancestors, but also those that will come after my children.

Publish my book. Oops, better get off SP and start writing.

forgive everyone , so my cosmic punch card is stacked ..

Just like @chezhoy I'm going to serve in the Army after I get my masters, as a Psychological Analysts @kdmask and yes, I totally agree, what IS the point of doing THAT?

I've done just about everything I wanted to ...accomplished a lot. I mean, I'm never going to eat a spider or climb a mountain (I don't get the point). BUT, I would totally LOVE to go to the Vanity Fair after Oscar party some day.

I am going to finish my military career (also currently pursuing my BA in Food and Restaurant Operations) and go to culinary school. I am either going to open a cafe, gastropub, sports bar or B&B.

I'm going to learn public speaking regardless that I'm a very shy person.

I'm going to leave everything I love behind and go forth into the unknown. I want to submerge myself in the ultimate adventure see the world.

Feel internally happy and accomplished. I think we are all our own greatest critics and we never let ourselves feel that we are as good as we can get. I hope one day I feel that I did all I could to be happy and feel satisfied.

Tell someone that I love them without being sure if they love me back.

Skydive (tho I don't think that will be difficult). And... it gives me a headache just to think about it... but I'll probably wind up writing a book someday. Not because I want to, but because I just won't be able to stop writing it.

I have given this question significant thought and my answer is no. I will remain flexible in the creation of my bucket list efforts but I find comfort in treating my life's journey as a ever-changing work in progress. Remember, ambiguity is the cornerstone of flexibility.

I think the point of the Bucket List was not to create your bucket list but that the things that matter most in life can't be checked off a list.

these sort of things aren't for me... just living a decent life and getting by is the difficult thing i wanna do before i die.... jumpin' out of planes, running with the bulls, piece of cake

bring peace to the hearts of my bothers and sisters..

died - roller blading - jeez... glasses not on when needed...

@flashbanding Minchinhampton, Cotswolds, the heart of England

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Is there one difficult thing you are definitely going to do before you die?

Publish my book. Oops, better get off SP and start writing.

forgive everyone , so my cosmic punch card is stacked ..

Just like @chezhoy I'm going to serve in the Army after I get my masters, as a Psychological Analysts @kdmask and yes, I totally agree, what IS the point of doing THAT?

I've done just about everything I wanted to ...accomplished a lot. I mean, I'm never going to eat a spider or climb a mountain (I don't get the point). BUT, I would totally LOVE to go to the Vanity Fair after Oscar party some day.

I am going to finish my military career (also currently pursuing my BA in Food and Restaurant Operations) and go to culinary school. I am either going to open a cafe, gastropub, sports bar or B&B.

I'm going to learn public speaking regardless that I'm a very shy person.

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Feel internally happy and accomplished. I think we are all our own greatest critics and we never let ourselves feel that we are as good as we can get. I hope one day I feel that I did all I could to be happy and feel satisfied.

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Skydive (tho I don't think that will be difficult). And... it gives me a headache just to think about it... but I'll probably wind up writing a book someday. Not because I want to, but because I just won't be able to stop writing it.

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bring peace to the hearts of my bothers and sisters..

died - roller blading - jeez... glasses not on when needed...

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