If I were to die tomorrow, with the little time I had left how would I use my time? what would I do? who would I talk to? what would be my regrets? who would I spend time with? how would I accept the fact that after today I will no longer exist?.
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Actually this topic is a bit scary because my 21st birthday was on the 4th of October, I'm still young and have a lot of things I want to accomplish and experience like; getting married, having kids, traveling, starting my own business and NGO, taking my parents to Hajj and more. But on the other hand it's actually a good question because it makes one appreciate living. Living is not just waking up, eat, go to work or school come home then start over the next day. To me there's more to living, that is having a purpose, who you relate with, how your actions affect your immediate environment, experiences and more.
With the limited time I have left, I'll complete watching ATTACK ON TITANS .Its actually funny but I don't want to die not knowing how this anime series ended. The thought of dying the next day is overwhelming and watching a movie wouldn't be bad because it will take my mind of it for a while.
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Spending time with my family is something I would not miss out on having this little time left. Family is very important to me , so I wouldn't want to leave this world without spending my last moments with my family and telling them how much and I love and appreciate them.
Forgiving and letting go is something I would do within this last moments of my life. I would let go all grievances and seek forgiveness from people I have wronged in any way, I don't want to leave this world having a grudge or beef with anyone.
Another thing I would do is saying goodbye to all my friends especially the close ones because in one way or another they have contributed to my life.
My family has always been the religious type ,and if I were to leave the world tomorrow prayer would be the last thing I'll do. I believe there's an afterlife and will certainly pray for a good afterlife.
There are many more things I would have love to do but the clock is ticking and I have to do only what I think is most important to me if I were to die tomorrow.