Ok, before some of you go off half-cocked this is not about religion but a comment about how many things I want to do, how much life there is to live.
There are so many things to do and so many places to see. There are times when I wish that I could live forever so that I could do these things. It makes me think of Highlander, without the swords of course. On a sidenote, Highlander reminds me that Sean Connery has played a Spaniard and a Russian who just happens to have an accent that sounds somewhat British. Hmm...
See, here is the deal. I want to have time to learn multiple languages. I would be very pleased to speak 14 or 15 fluently. And I'd like to be able to live in a number of different places long enough to really become a part of them, to be there long enough to understand the culture in a way that a passing fancy doesn't allow.
I'd write hundreds of books, become a Master Smith, an expert marksman and a gourmet chef. I wouldn't just be a master sommelier, I'd own a hundred vineyards and experiment with many wines. I'd start 10 or 12 breweries and I'd learn how to fly a plane, become an astronaut and become a psychologist so that I could cure Lynne.
And then just for kicks I'd go and live in the wild for years at a time and learn how to really speak with the animals.
There are so many things that I wish that I could do and so little time. Even if I had all of Bill Gates money I'd never have the time to do it all. I can live with that, but I do admit to wishing that I could have a life that lasts longer than 130 years.
7 comments:
Eternal (youht)life, it's not a new desire it has been going around since the beginning of times.
and become a psychologist so that I could cure Lynne
LOL....she is beyond any cure. The woman (or man) is completely bonkers.
Pragmatician,
This is true, but I have my own reasons.
I love Highlander and Sean.
I think that we do get the chance to experience all we wish to but perhaps not in one lifetime?
Thank you for your kind wishes, much appreicated :)
I think that we do get the chance to experience all we wish to but perhaps not in one lifetime?
I like the way that sounds.
Neil,
I enjoy cooking.
I would settle for 120. I think you'd be surprised by how many of those things you actually could accomplish! Having dreams yet to fulfill makes life exciting...
Whatever it is, 120, 130 or 150 I hope that in the latter days there is a good quality of life.
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