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message 1: by Jack (new)

Jack Silver | 13 comments A simple question that calls forward some creativity. For me it would be play the trumpet since I find it classy and somewhat funny (because of movies and some cartoons that I used to watch during my childhood)


message 2: by [deleted user] (new)

Great question! The 2 things I regret not pursuing when I was younger are playing an instrument and boxing. I dabbled in both but didn't persevere with either of them.

Ah, if only we thought then as we think now.


message 3: by Jack (new)

Jack Silver | 13 comments That is true! That makes me remember of my dream of doing bungee jumping ahah but there's nothing like the courage of feeling young and invincible


message 4: by Nik (new)

Nik Krasno | 19850 comments I remember cheap New Zealand vodka (some would say - more scary than the jump) helped with invincibility before doing bungee in Cairns, Australia .
Too bad I quit accordion 🪗 after just one year as a kid, otherwise I’d love to entertain members with some folklore that you can sometimes hear played at busy streets and squares around the world 🗺️


message 5: by [deleted user] (new)

I've never fancied doing a bungee jump. Used to like the idea of doing a parachute jump but have cooled on the idea in recent years. The thing I fancy doing now is a hot air balloon ride.


message 6: by J. (new)

J. Gowin | 7975 comments I'm only interested in bungee jumping from really high spots. I figure if the cord snaps, it's better to be dead than crippled and probably brain damaged.


message 7: by Nik (new)

Nik Krasno | 19850 comments I did a parachute 🪂 in tandem (without vodka)


message 8: by Jack (new)

Jack Silver | 13 comments That's actually incredible Nik!


message 9: by Scout (new)

Scout (goodreadscomscout) | 8071 comments Made me laugh, J.

I'd like to achieve that zen thing where you accept everything as it is and live in the present.


message 10: by Jack (new)

Jack Silver | 13 comments That's a state that puzzles me as well! Enlightenment seems like a really interesting state of mind (and being)


message 11: by Scout (new)

Scout (goodreadscomscout) | 8071 comments And difficult to achieve.


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