pippilangkous

A very appealing view, It makes life sound to me like a vibrant texture reflecting every living soul and every soul that has ever lived. Thank you for sharing that.

I share your view: 'we live, we die'... and 'who needs a bucket list when you have love', which doesn't mean I don't find it tough. I myself have been diagnosed with metastized breast cancer (in the bones) since 2010 and have been treated with several kinds of chemo for the past few years. I must admit I'm a bit overpowered by your lifetime achievements: I don't have kids, I did'nt write any books, I have no legacy... This doesn't mean I feel my life has (had) no meaning. Could you formulate what the essence of the meaning of life is to you, apart from family and achievements? Ik vind het schitterend dat je zo open en vrij over je eigen dood kunt praten en zo ook anderen die gelegenheid biedt, thanks and take care!