BellaOnline Forums Beauty and Self Creativity If you had 2 days to live, what would you do?

From your post I suspect you are a daily runner. That makes me smile when I think of you getting a good run in the last 2 days of your life. I understand where you're coming from. I was a daily runner too before I had a metal plate put in my ankle and couldn't run anymore. But that runner's high and the freedom of hitting the pavement or trails and having the wind on your back and hitting your face is so freeing. It's like having control of your destiny so why wouldn't you get a good run in the last two days of your life, right?

Day 1-I would want to be with my immediate family, just talking, and remembering, telling them all that I needed to so that they knew I loved them.

Day two I would want to make love with my husband as many times as I could.

What lovely and loving thoughts, Stephanie! You certainly have your priorities in order. Family is all that really matters.

This question comes up often in forums.......and other places. Best answer I've ever seen: "I'd be doing every dang thing to make sure I didn't die in 48 hours."

I concur with that person.

Now that's a fighting attitude. I gotta respect THAT!

I will spend my most of the time with my family and also do chit chat with my friends,
I Like shopping very much so i will definately go for shopping also in this 2 days time .Shopping lots of gift for me and also for my family.

I love that "doing whatever I can to make sure I didn't die in 48 hours!" Of course, if you died anyway, one could say you wasted the time. I think I would go to the gulf, call everyone in the family and tell them to come. They would have to come because I'd tell them I'm dying. We'd talk, laugh, and cry. I'd tell every one of them how much I loved them and make them promise me they'd love each other after I was gone.

I think I would get myself to Dairy Queen as fast as possilbe and order up the biggest 'Rail Splitter' with a ton of hot fudge, take it to a place by a lake and just enjoy the moment and give thanks to God for the life and loved ones he gave me!

I like the idea of ordering up something big and fattening and taking it to a nice beautiful location and enjoying it. I spend so much time in life restricting myself from having what I would "die for" no pun intended, like a hot fudge sundae with lots of whip cream. Yep, I sure like your post, Phyllis.

And Bettyann, bringing family to the gulf sounds like a great way to say goodbye, plus making them assure you they'll continue to love one another - that's comforting.

I think, after enjoying my hot fudge sundae, I would send out an email to all my loved ones and friends - thanking them for all the joy and love they gave me. Then, as Bettyann mentioned, call the family together to have some reminiscing and thank yous. I would be able to attend my own wake! Wouldn't that be something?!!!