Every person has different hopes and expectations
in their life that they want to pursue and achieve. Some people think about
living a regular and simple life where they have a job with office hours of 10:00am
to 5:00pm and a happy family. Other people think about being some big
personality because their parents want them to be. Then, there are some who
just want to live every day of their life with new hopes, expectations, and
adventures in new places. They just want to face whatever comes in their lives without
any worries and fears. Like every other person, I do have my bucket list that I
would like to fulfill during my lifetime that will make my life worth living
and let me die with no worries and regrets.
The first and foremost dream on the top
of my bucket list is to get into one of the top medical schools in USA and
graduate with the prefix “Dr.” in front of my name. That will the payoff for
all the struggle and sacrifices that my parents have undergone to make my dream
come true. I don’t want to be just a regular doctor whose day starts in a
clinic or hospital and ends at the same place, a doctor with a normal, simple,
and happy life. I want to be on top. I want to be the one who performs the
miracles and creates hope and faith in people. I don’t want to be limited to only
one clinic, nursing home, or hospital. I want to be the one who everybody talks
about and demands to see because of my hardworking and mesmerizing performance.
The second item
on my bucket list is to provide my parents with all those things they deserve and
dream about but cannot pursue it because they have sacrificed to fulfill my
desires. I want to make my dad free from all responsibilities and allow him to live
his life on his own without any worries and the burden of taking care of others.
After that I want to have some time for myself in order to paraglide, jet sky,
scuba dive, fight my fear of heights and water, and enjoy my life to fullest.
The third
item on my list is to go for a world tour which starts from the most beautiful
places of my country where I have never been able to visit: the glorious natural
beauty of Pokhara; the birthplace of Lord Buddha Lumbini, the place of peace; and
camping in Solukhumbu the site of Mount Everest, the world’s highest peak. Then,
I will probably be ready to have a peaceful death.
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