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To do or die??

Woo hoo!! After much thought, I finally managed to get my death wishlist done....sounds so morbid...haha! Or rather a list of things to do before I die. Not that I'm thinking of dying now but it's a good practice to step back and take a look at what you want to do with your life, what you want to achieve and whether we are going that direction right now. Here's 25 items, well actually there was more but at this point 25 is sufficient. So here goes...

Things to do before I die
Lead as many as possible to heaven...hey since I'm going there, might as well show the way
Fulfill my God-given purpose in life
Leave a legacy
Fall in love unconditionally...to the right man (God needs to help me out here cos I don't trust my heart)
Have my first kiss at the marriage altar
Bungee jumping!!!
Skydiving...people must think I'm an adrenaline junkie
Start an orphanage
Make a difference in someone's life
Take a cruise around the world
Go up in a hot-air balloon
Own a house by the beach and spend time making it into what I want
Write a novel
Paint my self-portrait
Cut my own album
Teach someone illiterate to read
Perform in front of a live audience at MPO...hey, a girl can dream, can't she?
Spend a vacation in an exotic location
Get a degree or PhD...not permanent head damage mind you
Learn how to fly a plane
Publish my own magazine
Get my body into optimum shape
Learn how to write my name in 50 languages...pretty few considering there are about over 6,000 languages in the world
Help make the world a better place for children
Learn to scuba dive at Australia's Great Barrier Reef

Phew!! Looking at the list, I think I'll need two lifetimes to accomplish all that. I don't think I'll be able to do everything...but then again, nothing is impossible with God. After all Life is a dance and God is the Lord of my dance.

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