The idea of a bucket list made sense to me. I was always a list person...living my day-to-day life in an organized, structured routine. Sit, think and write my to-do list of items to tick off. "When you write it down, you make it a real possibility,"
"It's no longer in the back of your head. Seeing your dreams in front of you gives you a clear picture of what is possible."
I started my list with "graduating from college" and put it to the side. At the time, I was lucky enough to say that all of my immediate family was healthy and alive. I didn’t even feel like I truly started living yet, so why would I be thinking about dying? When Covid 19 happened, that quote echoed in my head.
Hearing stories of lives lost tragically and unexpectedly made me wonder if now was the time to start thinking beyond my short-term goal. "Let's face it, death is typically something we would rather not think about,"
"The reminder that our time is limited is actually one of the best gifts we can be given. We have one chance to live this life. Just one. And in order to make it the greatest, we need to be acutely aware that we are not immortal, and then we need a plan for living our best lives."
So, Slowly - slowly I am completing my Bucketlist things to do .
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Prithviraj Chavan
A.k.a - CaptainPdx