bucket list // j. megna
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Dernière publication mer., déc. 31, 2014
What if you found out you only had eight weeks to live? What would you do? Would you try to recklessly accomplish all the things you've always wanted to do, like dye your hair magenta, and get completely shitfaced at a public bar? Or, would you spend it with the ones you love, soaking up every possibly opportunity you had left?
More (or less) importantly, what if you met a girl with only 56 days left? Would you love her, knowing damn-well your heart would ultimately break? Or, would you shrug it off, and forget about it, protecting yourself?
What if what if was all you had left? Then, what would you do?
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