I would want most to
live a normal day with celebration and observation. The only
difference being if I were scheduled to work, I would not go in! I
would want to spend as much time with those I love the most and say
goodbye to everyone. I want to let everyone know that they have
meant something to me and reassure them that we are on good terms and
that life will be okay in my absence.
I would wake up early to see the
sunrise, go on a walk; spend as much time outside as I could. I
might even go for an adventure (like a day-trip to Duluth and spend
time by the lake). Depending on the time of the year and the
location I resided I would take up outdoor activities. I would build
a snow fort, go swimming, play in the leaves or plant a tree. After
enjoying the most of the day, regardless of sun, rain, snow, or grey
skies, I would observe the sun set. I would gaze at the stars if the
sky is clear. I would enjoy a fire, watch fireflies.
On matters of the body: I would eat a
nice dinner in the company of others, enjoy some chocolaty dessert.
I would kiss and hug. I would cuddle and laugh with my most dearest.
I would cry to feel the softness of tears, I would come to peace
knowing that death is inevitable and whether or not I will know or
rejoin others is of little difference once I am actually no more.
What matters is loving and sharing in our lives so that we might
transform the experience of life. It is extraordinary.
I believe the point of this paper is to
help us identify what is important to us to be sure we are living and
doing what is most important to us every single day. Create a life
mission to embrace every moment and give our everything; by holding
back we are not living our life to the fullest. These are obvious
statements. While none of us should live to regret any day or
choice, some might live with the angst of conflict, not being able to
choose. If instead we could live with the mindset that all is
perfect as it is and that every choice we make is the right choice we
could alleviate a lot of stress and unhappiness.
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