Hi Cookie. Weird is in the eye and mind of the beholder. I don't have a physical bucket list as in a piece of paper but I have a mental one. One item on that list which most folks would say is impossible, is for me to walk on the moon before I kick the bucket.
I just added, learn sign language, after an answer from Danae. It's something I've always wanted to do.
I don't have a🗑 or a list😊.
To take one of these and dump it on someone's head that's been a thorn in my side. Then I would be happy !
I need money and a list
No bucket list.
Anything good that I missed doing here will somehow be present in the afterlife, or it will not have been necessary for me to have participated in it---although it might have been great fun to have done so.
Once you understand that God does exist as your creator and you gain some real knowledge of Him and why He created you, everything you've done and may do starts to weave itself into comprehensive whole.
I don't really have a list but I start every day hoping to be surprised. Doesn't happen very often but it's fun to plunge into new things.
Dear Cookie Roma,
Yes I have something quite weird...but it is actually at the time of death...called "mahasamadhi" or the great meditation.
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It means you are fully conscious at the time of death, and you just go into meditation and never come back. Here is a photo of Paramahansa Yogananda, this was at a banquet at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles 1952, and he was keynote speaker. At the end of his talk he said something like, "Oh and by the way my work here on Earth is complete now and so I am leaving." Then just gently folded to the ground.
I love this photo, he was age 59...snapped by a newspaper reporter quite accidentally got this great shot just a few minutes before his death. And so when my own time comes, that is how I want to take my exit... mahasamadhi.
I feel very discriminated against cos I'm not allowed to answer this question cos I'm not over fifty ... That's not fair;p ... Also I don't know what a bucking list is.
Space Shuttle, but they closed that program.
I'm not 50 yet but hmm I always wanted to go to New York.