In a heartbeat. I would drop everything and commit everything just for a chance to go.
GTR Paul - 11 years ago
After a life that (after so many diverse and sincere efforts) I'd hoped would be so much more, and now still isn't, I would gladly go - but not until my 3yr old daughter us at least 18. As a single parent there are SO MANY things I want to share and experience with her in the hopes of making her a complete, well-rounded, & happy person. THAT is my mission on Earth. When I see her as a happy and successful adult I will be complete as a human, a man, and a father and as a loving being. After that, the last thing I could teach/show/demonstrate to her is going where no one has ever gone before and that it IS POSSIBLE! The sky is no longer the limit - it's WHICH sky do you choose?
That will be in 15-20yrs. I'll be the first in line. What better last gift to "my sweety-bug" after being her teaxher than going where no one has gone before.
Of course I would go, what did I do in the past 501 days, of those a few were spent seeing other parts of the World that I never had before, getting days and nights to stop for almost two years and feel a different kind of orbit around the Sun from everyone else and share this with just my favorite companion to travel near and far in Space and Time, of course, because the next 20,000 days of my Life will be forever different..
Amy Phillips - 11 years ago
My husband and I would view this as another "once in a lifetime" opportunity. We have had the most amazing experiences since we emet. He and I have been together for 5 years, married almost 2 and the only thing we would disagree on is the best route to get there. Which is the only thing we disagree on...lol.
Mariah - 11 years ago
I wouldn't want to go with my husband, could I take someone else's? lol
In a heartbeat. I would drop everything and commit everything just for a chance to go.
After a life that (after so many diverse and sincere efforts) I'd hoped would be so much more, and now still isn't, I would gladly go - but not until my 3yr old daughter us at least 18. As a single parent there are SO MANY things I want to share and experience with her in the hopes of making her a complete, well-rounded, & happy person. THAT is my mission on Earth. When I see her as a happy and successful adult I will be complete as a human, a man, and a father and as a loving being. After that, the last thing I could teach/show/demonstrate to her is going where no one has ever gone before and that it IS POSSIBLE! The sky is no longer the limit - it's WHICH sky do you choose?
That will be in 15-20yrs. I'll be the first in line. What better last gift to "my sweety-bug" after being her teaxher than going where no one has gone before.
Of course I would go, what did I do in the past 501 days, of those a few were spent seeing other parts of the World that I never had before, getting days and nights to stop for almost two years and feel a different kind of orbit around the Sun from everyone else and share this with just my favorite companion to travel near and far in Space and Time, of course, because the next 20,000 days of my Life will be forever different..
My husband and I would view this as another "once in a lifetime" opportunity. We have had the most amazing experiences since we emet. He and I have been together for 5 years, married almost 2 and the only thing we would disagree on is the best route to get there. Which is the only thing we disagree on...lol.
I wouldn't want to go with my husband, could I take someone else's? lol
...in a heartbeat.