My Bucket List
Imagine if you knew you were going to die in two months what would you? How would you do it? I know this an inevitable way of thinking but it can happen.
As winter soon approaches the doctor says you are dying.
You have two months to live your in the last stay of Cancer.
You have the option of starting radiation for us to save you, or to live my last days as I see fit.
No hesitation, I take the last suggestion.
As time time progresses I make a bucket list:
1: Drive to Amish Country
2: Travel to Italy
3: Travel to San Francisco to ride a trolley
4: Go Christmas Shopping
5: Rent a cabin in the countryside
6: Visit with friends
7: Build a snowman
8: Sleep in a hotel with my husband.
9: Watch a Falling Star
10: Go to the Apple Orchard.
This is how to live your life with your other half, and self.
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Louise Blake-Michael (Risen Phoenix)
LouLou maintains a boundary between her professional endeavors and personal life. She wears many hats as an author, blogger, and content creator. In various projects, each one a testament to her dedication and passion for storytelling.
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Read & Hearted!!!
I’m sorry you have to deal with a horrible disease like cancer. I’m glad you’re finding ways to live your last days of life. Bucket lists always help