Hello Reader,
We have one life and so many constraints to live with. Half of the
time we spend in realizing what we want. And by the time we realize it, we have
moved on in life. We have to deal with other responsibilities and go with the crowded flowing river. And then after some good rafting and struggling
we encounter our dreams at many moments. But, never have a complete rendezvous
unless we feel we are secure enough to take the risk. So, we have one life, we
are sure. All we need to have is a bucket-list, to somehow free yourself from
all the entanglements and mark a tick to every point on your wish list.
And, if I
had a choice to enjoy my life with no such everyday constraints, this is how my
bucket list would look like:
1.
To Write my One Dream Novel
Well, no
doubt. I want to write and publish at least one good book. I definitely am
working on it. All I need is a little more seriousness and dedication.
But I
also have to split my time for my job. So, for now, it’s a balance-balance
situation.
2.
To master in a musical instrument
Yes, and
record a song with A R Rahman. I am
pretty intermediate in playing the Keyboard instruments. And, I need to learn
just a few more things and I would be pretty better. So, it will be on my
bucket list to take out time for learning the instrument.
3. To
Travel the world
Travelling always
gives a great experience. And, going to various places makes one a learned
person. I liked The Hobbit for one thing: that the Hobbit chose to break out
from his comfortable hobbit hole, on an unexpected journey and when he returns,
he returns with a lot of stories to tell and moments to share. Be it with
family, friends or you alone, keep travelling.
4. To make
many lives happy
Happiness is
in giving and sharing. Educating the needy children, visiting orphanages and
old age homes, or supporting any good cause is what will make you a worthy
human. Otherwise, the usual Wake Up, Eat,
Sleep, Repeat routine will be waste of a precious life.
5.
To own a house in a Hill Station
I have been
happiest when I was at places like Shimla,
Manali, Ooty, Rishikesh, and Dehradun.
If I have enough money, I will probably spend it on buying a nice house in one
of the hill stations. There are many obvious reasons for this; it usually stays
cool, winters are longer, peace of mind, not crowded, scenic panoramic beauty,
and all freshness. So, I have no second thoughts in owning a house at a hill
station.
All this can
happen; in a very less time if we prioritize in acquiring these wishes and break
out from the usual rat race. But, we fear from taking the risk and going out of
the way. To jump into the right boat, all we need is a security, a little push
which gives us the faith and confidence to take the leap.
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for this prompt.
-Ashish
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