Learned about this story today, and wanted to share it with you. Kristina Chesterman died in a car accident last year, and donated her organs to many people, who are now (along with friends, family, other supporters) doing the things on her bucket list that she didn’t get to do, like fly first class.

“Run through a poppy field” is one of the things on Katrina’s bucket list.
Photo Credit: Thomas Tolkien (tomtolkien) on Flickr. Used unmodified under CC-BY 2.0 license.
The story caught my attention because she wrote a bucket list, with several things that are also on mine. I hope that the recipients, her friends, and her family are successful in accomplishing her list and in raising money for the memorial nursing scholarship and medical clinic in her name.
Read the article in the San Jose Mercury News. (Be sure to read to the bottom of the article to see her bucket list.)
What a fabulous post. How lucky for me that I have had the chance to do a lot of the things on her list. So grateful.
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Yes, it does put things into perspective. I feel very fortunate to have the opportunity to continue to do the things on my list and reading about her makes me so inspired to make more of a difference in my interactions with other people.
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THIS IS CRAZY GOOD… and sad… and good… I road a camel in Egypt. It was scary, lol, but that’s because I’m afraid of heights. BTW, do you play chess, Shelly?
This article reminds me of John 10:10 ❤
Thanks for sharing, sis!
Carla
On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 8:50 PM, The Goal List
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I’m glad you got to ride a camel, even if you were scared! Yes, I can play chess, but I’m not very good because I don’t play that often and it’s not a natural way of thinking for me. You play, right?
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