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If you found out...
by
Tyler
on 01 Nov, 2007 02:36
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You only had 1 year to live, how would you change your life? What would you do starting tomorrow?
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#1
by
warhawk
on 01 Nov, 2007 03:34
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You only had 1 year to live, how would you change your life? What would you do starting tomorrow?
i'll probably quit my job 2 allow me 2 do the things i want. i will travel with my wife and we would visit my relatives that live out of town. i'll spend some time with my friends. i will definitely attend the 2008 chicago convention and finally meet all of u guys. man... chicago wouldn't know what hit them.

i'll do more traveling with the wife & just spend quality time with my close relatives & friends. basically.... just B around the people that i love.

WARHAWK
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#2
by
warhawk
on 01 Nov, 2007 03:35
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HEY TY..... what would u do?
WARHAWK
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#3
by
schro
on 01 Nov, 2007 06:52
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I'm with you Warhawk. I'd travel. Included in my list of places/things I'd like to see are the Great Barrier Reef, the Grand Canyon (flown over it, never gone in it), and Alaska during the summer. All travel would be with my wife & kids (although, I'd have to be careful not to spend all my kids' inheritance). Other specifics (which would all be done with the Lovely Mrs. Schro):
1. Skydive
2. Play a few golf courses I've never played before that I want to (Pebble Beach, TPC Sawgrass, Kapalua, Cabo Del Sol).
3. Spend a week at a winery during "the crush"
4. Raft the Colorado River
Just to name a few.
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#4
by
Timmay
on 01 Nov, 2007 08:50
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First of all I would probably sit down and cry. I cant imagine a doctor coming in the room and telling me I only had 1 year to live. It would be the most devistating to ever hit a person. I would have to say that I would go thru all my stuff and made sure everything was taken care of for my family when the time comes. I dont want to be a burden on my family. I see it all the time, when death hits, everything stops and the surviving loved ones sometimes have trouble dealing with the everyday things.
I then would go out spend my time with the people that mattered the most to me. Yes there are many places I would love to see but spending time with my family would be my highest priority. The many places people want to go see would not compare at all to where I will be going. Because once I get there, I will have all of that, it will be with me for eternity. I dont want you to cry when im gone..but to celebrate my life. All too often do I see funerals where everyone is in a somber mood, sitting around and they just feel like their life is over with. Yes it is hard when you lose a loved one, but Celebrate the time you had with them. My funeral, I dont want the typical walk in ...view the body, hug the surviors...cry....Heck set me up in a chair...with my newpaper...pull out the buffet, have a band ( dj) whatever...HAVE A PARTY! LOOK where I went! You cant deny that you wouldnt be happy for someone that is now spending eternity with their creator. I know this may get into an opinion of beliefs....but thats what I think and no one can change that. Now that I have mentioned Food Buffet at the funeral...Look at Warhawk over there....he is pulling out his papers...changing his funeral descriptions.....lol My buffet is going to have Steaks on it Warhawk...what you gonna have?
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#5
by
warhawk
on 01 Nov, 2007 09:15
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My buffet is going to have Steaks on it Warhawk...what you gonna have?
timmy.... u can never go wrong with steaks but let's add some filipino flavor w/ some delicious loompia, fried rice, chicken adobo, and u gotta throw in some shrimp & lobster 2 compliment the steaks. and definitely wash it down with some california wine.

WARHAWK
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#6
by
warhawk
on 01 Nov, 2007 09:21
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BTW..... T.... good topic..... we should witness some good stories here.

c'mon.... i know that me, schro, & timmy "ain't" the only ones.... what's your story?
WARHAWK
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#7
by
Marz
on 01 Nov, 2007 12:49
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Eat and drink EVERYTHING!
Travel to as many exotic locations as possible.
maybe take up drugs
Snowboard, dirt bike and everything else I normally do but way faster and far more crazy, try to beat whatever I had with adrenaline.
Write and record one last record.
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#8
by
nomad
on 01 Nov, 2007 17:47
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#9
by
SLYinKC
on 01 Nov, 2007 17:56
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I think that I'm with Timmy on this one. I don't think I'd be so worried about doing stuff that I had never done before. I would be more concerned with making sure that I had made the difference in all the lives of my friends and family. I would want to make sure that my wife and kids had the best memories of who I am and what is important to me. All the other stuff really isn't important. My faith would be (and is) the most important thing to me in light of all the trivial stuff that happens to us in our short lives here on earth.
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#10
by
Tom McGarry.
on 01 Nov, 2007 18:11
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Speed up the prosess!
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#11
by
JohnMont
on 01 Nov, 2007 18:28
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Move into a monastery and work full - time on my salvation.
John
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#12
by
Stevo
on 01 Nov, 2007 18:47
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First thing I would do is call up everyone I have ever loved and tell them just that. Next I would charter a jet to Indianapolis and get a hold of Shindig seats for John Mellencamp at Conseco Fieldhouse, since seeing Mellencamp in Indiana would be just about one of the greatest things ever. After that I would clear up my schedule so I could go to every Bondurant-Farrar sporting event possible. I'd take the train to the West Coast, drive up the coast to Everett WA to tour the Boeing Assembly Line, and maybe even have a beer or 2. The rest of the time I'll do a lot of cooking, baking, and grilling.
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#13
by
nomad
on 01 Nov, 2007 21:02
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Speed up the prosess!
Like the new pic Tom
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#14
by
herronm
on 01 Nov, 2007 21:14
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I'd make sure all my responsibilites were complete for my family.
I'd video all the things I need to teach my 10 year old son and tell him all my memories of life.
We'd take some family trips to build new memories.
I'd do some random acts of kindness, because I haven't done enough of those.
My selfish thing would be to get all the guys I played in bands with over the last 40 years and have one hell of a reunion party.
Max