<p>What reasons do YOU have to live for?</p>
<p>*my bestfriend
*my sister’s wedding
*cats
*Yale (haha, my name :P)
*catchy songs
*bubbles
*old buildings
*Japanese TV shows
*those random little moments that seem like miracles
*good movies
*good perfume
*old home videos
*good dreams
*exceptional books
*The Hunger Games movie
*seeing others happy
*my mom, dad, and brother/sisters
*inside jokes
*new experiences
*the desire to live…</p>
<p>For me
maybe Korean Movies and songs</p>
<p>education
family
hopefully a good college 
music
picnics
great food
other cultures/countries/FOODDDDD
amazing spectacular experiences
and those moments that seem like miracles.</p>
<p>Family is number one!
Friends
Experiencing love
Education
Completing school and being where I want in life
Food (:
Music
Good Movies and shows
All the beautiful things in the world</p>
<p>Mostly for me, so I can learn to be the best person I can and love life
But the list is endless…</p>
<p>In no particular order:</p>
<p>Family-blood relation and otherwise
Music
Guitar & Cello
Good food!
Baking & Candy-making
Laughter
The way my dog looks at me
Hiking
Camping
Sunsets
Knowing I can make a difference</p>
<p>Holy wakeup call, Batman! I guess it’s bad that “Death is frightening” was at the top of the list. </p>
<p>/sets up priority realignment with self…after coursework, of course.</p>
<p>I have a feeling, always there in the background, that is hard to describe. Whenever I’m sad, I fall back on it, and when I’m happy, it’s like the dial is turned up on the feeling. It’s sort of a sense that I’m unbelievably lucky. It’s hard to waste time, because it feels like I’m betraying myself. I want to spend every second thinking and looking and experiencing so that I’ll have as much as I can done when I’m done. The only really scary thing is not death, but regret. If I can look back, while I’m lying on my deathbed, and say that I led a good life… then it’ll all be worth it. Everything else is secondary. That feeling, and that future, are what drive me forward.</p>