You can blame Kip (well partly) for this one.....
In one of the other threads she mentioned wanting to ride (on) a tractor as something to do before she popped her clogs........
Having been around a bit it got me wondering what I could / would like to do before keeling over and pushing up daisys (as in dying rather than getting drunk) .
A few from my past would be;
1. Fly somewhere first class (done twice now, nice but not worth the GBP3,000+ return to Singapore).
2. Stay at a golden beach with warm clear seas like seen in 'The Beach' (Thailand a number of times over the last 3 years and back in March).
3. Abseil / rock climb (did in my late teens and took up climbing again for a bit in London a couple of years back).
The only one I can think of at the moment is;
Scuba dive
So the question is....... what 5 things would you like to do before passing away that are reasonably achievable (i.e. no "fly a spaceship to repeal the Martian hordes and thus save the Earth from conquest" as while I am sure myself and the other inhabitants of Earth would be very grateful to you for doing this, I feel the situation is unlikely to happen, certainly in the short term anyway).
RB
In one of the other threads she mentioned wanting to ride (on) a tractor as something to do before she popped her clogs........
Having been around a bit it got me wondering what I could / would like to do before keeling over and pushing up daisys (as in dying rather than getting drunk) .
A few from my past would be;
1. Fly somewhere first class (done twice now, nice but not worth the GBP3,000+ return to Singapore).
2. Stay at a golden beach with warm clear seas like seen in 'The Beach' (Thailand a number of times over the last 3 years and back in March).
3. Abseil / rock climb (did in my late teens and took up climbing again for a bit in London a couple of years back).
The only one I can think of at the moment is;
Scuba dive
So the question is....... what 5 things would you like to do before passing away that are reasonably achievable (i.e. no "fly a spaceship to repeal the Martian hordes and thus save the Earth from conquest" as while I am sure myself and the other inhabitants of Earth would be very grateful to you for doing this, I feel the situation is unlikely to happen, certainly in the short term anyway).
RB
