I saw the movie, “Bucket List,”
recently which made me think, “What exactly would my Bucket List include?” Oh,
I thought of all kinds of frivolous things and even some dangerous things, none
of which I would ever consider doing . . .
- White water rafting
- Nose piercing
- Skydiving
- Bungee jumping
- Riding in a hot air balloon
- Going on a helicopter ride
- Traversing trees on a zip line
- Seeing the Titanic up close and personal
Then there are the “doable” things . . .
·
Losing
weight and getting healthy
·
Learning to
swim
·
Taking piano lessons
·
Visiting the
Holy Land and walk where Jesus walked
·
Going on a
carnival cruise
· Visiting NYC (Ground Zero, Statue of Liberty ,
Empire State Building ,
Time Square)
·
Going on a fabulous train ride across country
·
Seeing the Grand Canyon, the Painted Desert, Carlsbad Caverns , the Meteor Crater
These things would be fun and even
adventurous, but the bottom line is that I don’t much care to go anywhere or
see anything without my husband, Ron, who died in 2003. Sure, I can do some things
by myself or even with a friend but without him, I don’t desire to do any of
them.
What I would love to accomplish, though,
is to be a published writer. Published in the sense that I would have an agent
and my books would be found on the shelves at major book stores, that I would
be able to touch the lives and hearts of the reader and inspire them to be an
exceptional person, to have a happier life, and to live that life for the
betterment of those around them. That we all would give back more than we receive
and that. . .
“. . . [we] may be
filled with the knowledge of His will
in all wisdom and spiritual understanding; that [we] may walk worthy of the
Lord, fully pleasing Him, being fruitful in every good work and increasing in
the knowledge of God . . . ”
(Colossians 1:9-10)
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