I would like to experience ...

These things I would like to experience ...

• Jumping out of an airplane and feeling the slam of wind and dizzy effects of a freefall to earth.
• A trip to space and a backward glance at the earth ... the place where I was born.
• Meeting someone great like the His Holiness the Dalai Lama and having an audience with him with no one to bother either of us.
• Embracing the longing for love with no sense of fear or reservation.
• A week alone in the wilderness with all that I need to survive and enjoy the peace of the wild.
• Just a moment on stage with my guitar, a great band and vocalist, and 5 minutes to solo while the crowd rages.
• Bartending and listening to the stories people bring to the forefront of their lives when in a vulnerable moment.
• Getting another chance to watch the birth of a baby - such beauty brings both tears and joy.
• Cooking for a huge crowd of people and having all the money I need to buy what I must have to make it a night never to be forgotten.
• Feeding the hungry in Africa ... laboring to provide a meal for someone that would otherwise die if I was not there to hand them sustenance.
• A trip down the Amazon River with friends and our own personal traveling bartender!!!
• To go into Barnes and Noble and see a book that I have authored and labored over on display.
• Playing a classical guitar concert and hitting every note with perfection.
• Taking my kids on an ultimate trip somewhere exotic.
• Returning to my original stomping grounds in New York with my sisters and parents and remembering everything ... reliving the past for a moment in the Big Apple.
• Having the time to read EVERY book in my library.
• To feel the sincere touch of redemption and grace
• To awake one day and realize that it really doesn't matter what others think about you so long as you have joy and grace in your heart.
• To see my mother and father young again ...
• I would like to wander all over the island of Puerto Rico and go on an archeological expedition there.
• I would like to reach the age of sixty and then start counting backwards every year after that for thirty years.