what's your #1 on the list of things to do before you die?
485754
Have children and raise them well.\n\nWhen you leave no immediate family and relatives behind, then your death is the death of all you have worked for in your life. \n\nBut when you do have children, then a part of you lives on in their souls and in their bodies.  And then your death is not nearly as final and meaningless as that of one who is childless.
698875
Exercise. Make a list. Keep it simple. Go on vacation. Go in the tanning bed.
595772
1. tell bye to all my freinds\n2. go to church\n3. visit my gma's grave\n4. fly off the back of my house\n5. fly to georgia\n6. spend 1/2 my college fund on me and you and then giving the rest to charities\n7. spend my last hours with you
593599
Take proper care of what happens BEFORE death, and the afterwards will take care of itself.
1185435
I would prolly call up my buddy \n"Dude remember that really tall chick we saw last night at the party... yea it happened again."\n\nThen I would scratch it off the list of things to do before I die.
642943
Live well, laugh often, love much.\n\nAlso:  Enjoy life while you're alive, because you're dead for a LONG time.
309551
my answer is to get a life!
683805
Go out and do things you like to do, such as go bowling, swimming, riding a bike, playing a game, going for a long walk or drive, going to a park, just do things you like and live each day to the fullest so you have no regrets when you die...\nTomorrow is not given to any of us, and never guaranteed...
318664
Eat healthy, be grateful for all the blessings in your life, enjoy your work, go out with friends... Hugh a puppy... and every night before you go to sleep think about five things in your life you love the most (parents, health...)
921443
1) Life.  Without it, I wouldn't be here to tell you about all the things for which I am thankful.\n\n2) Good health... or, at least, relatively good health.  I may have a few things weighing me down, but as my doctor recently told me, "the only certainty is death... for everything else, there's Mastercard".  If it ain't deadly, it's treatable, so don't worry about it!\n\n3) My son.  He is the most precious little person I have ever met.  As scared as I am of death, I would sacrifice myself without hesitation if the necessity arose.\n\n4) My family.  Through everything, they still greet me with a smile and a hug and a genuine interest in my life and my happiness.\n\n5) Friends.  I'm absolutely certain I would go 100% batty if I didn't have a few people who will let me bounce my problems off of them in order to give me a different perspective.\n\n6) My mind. I feel very fortunate to be as moderately intelligent as I am.  I enjoy debate and critical thinking.  Nothing like working out the brain muscle!\n\n7) Great food.  I know, I know, it's a little superficial but I do love a tasty treat.\n\n8) Knowledge.  Ignorance is not bliss, it is a curse.  Knowledge isn't just power, it's the way to peace.\n\n9) The recent midterm elections.  Sorry to get political... and I know it was more that the Republicans lost than the Democrats won... but hopefully the "winners" will be able to scrape together the crumbled bits of the constitution and nurse it back to health.\n\n10) Freedom.
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if you're going to die anyway...\nyou should be making sure you are having the best life you can manage\ntake chances\ntake BIG risks\nlive like you're dyin'\nlife is a gift\ndon;t waste it\nyou have the chance to make a difference
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Hmm...well, I don't think I would tell my loved ones right away. I'd wait until sometime during my last month. I would not want them to pity me, or to constantly think about my pending death. I would also get everything in order...start giving away my possession to the people I want to have them. Donate everything else to Goodwill. I'd also start making plans for my funeral. For the first week, I'd probably be in pity, but after that, I'd realize (or at least I hope I would), that it was a gift...that I am now able to see to it that my hubby and family are not placed with unnecessary burdens, as the families of people who go suddenly often are. \nI would write letters to my loved loves, telling them everything I never could in person, because I find it hard to express my feelings. I'd appologize to everyone I have ever wronged in life...(I should probably still do this anyways). I'd also talk to my father, and tell him I forgive him for all that he has done, although he has never asked for it. For my nephew, I would make a tape of myself, telling him all of the lessons I have learned in life, and remind him how much of joy it had been to have him in my life...even if he was a little baby. \nThen, I'd spend as much time as I could with my hubby...learning and discovering more about him, holding and watching him every night while he slept, and tell him everyday how much I love and appreciate him. \nNow, assuming I ever win the lottery or come across a whole lot money, these are some more things I would do:\n1. Go skydiving\n2. Go Bungee Jumping\n(I've always been too scared of doing these, but since I'm going to die anyways...might as well).\n3. Be in a shark cage with a Great White swimming around. \n4. Go to Rome, London, Paris, and New Zealand (with my hubby, spending five days in each place.)\n5. Take an African Safari (again with my hubby).\n6. Go white water rafting. \n7. DIE HAPPY AND CONTENT...
555152
1. I would make everything right in my and my loved ones' lives.\n\n2. World Peace (too much for the asking, isn't it?)\n\n3. Spending my whole life thinking "What should be my third wish?"
1063300
I would spend as much time with my family and friends (in that order) as I could.  I would take a lot of day trips with my family.  Make sure my dog would be loved and cared for when I was gone.   Make sure all my death details (cremation, disposal of ashes, funeral, bills, etc) were taken care of so my family would not have to worry about it.  I would sell my car and give the money to St. Jude's Children's Hospital.  I would make sure I told everyone I love that I do love them.  I would draw a lot of pictures, do a lot of crafts and write a lot of poems for my family to remember me by.  I would make certain that my ashes were late for the funeral so I can say in the afterlife that I really was late for my own funeral (after being on time for everything else) (yes I really do intend to do that).  I would have a really big party with all of my friends and family.  When the day came, I would have my family (including the dog) around, remember the good times, and leave this life in comfortable familiar surroundings at home, surrounded by those I love most.
243577
Clean the house, rent video games, take a long walk, drive to a random location and camp out, learn a new hobby, watch television, play on the internet, call random people and ask if their fridge is running and (if they say it is) tell them to go catch it - laugh hysterically before hanging up, or take a nice long nap like I wish I was taking right now.
842107
I would call the executor of my will andtell him to prepare the death certificates & notify the beneficiaries.  I'd call the funeral parlor to prepare. \n\nI would pray & repent day & night & beseech God for mercy  & forgiveness of my sins.  I would make my best confession of sins to an Orthodox Priest & receive the Holy Mysteries after absolution.  I would pay the priest to offer memorial liturgies for 30 days after my demise.  I would ask him to offer the divine Liturgy to expiate my sins. Nothing else matters at all.  I would spend the week kneeling before the Icons of Jesus & Mary to beg their mercy & help.  I want to die right near the holy icon of my Supreme Lord Jesus christ & His Holy Mother.  I don't want to party with friends.  I want to prepare for the journey to God's kingdom.   Nothing in this world matters any longer at that time.
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i want die peaceful die.\n doing my old age