I thought it would be fun to write a small bucket list if I ended up in an apocalypse scenario. That is if I survived the initial disaster. I’m making two versions though:
Not Having a Child Charles (Fictional Me)
- Loot and complete all of the big Lego sets I’ve wanted to do.
- Visit Yellowstone National Park.
- Learn archery.
- Lose weight and gain some type of physical conditioning.
- Kill a zombie.
- Check out the San Francisco zoo.
- Visit the Georgia aquarium to see the whale shark. (Pray nobody has eaten it.)
- Catch up on One Piece.
- Get a sturdy bicycle to bring along while I snag cars for most traveling.
- Finish all of my idea books.
Charles with Son (Real Me)
- Finish watching One Piece.
- Establish a safe home until we are able to travel.
- Travel to various tourist spots.
- Get him a dog he isn’t allergic to.
- Find a way to get to Japan.
- Eat pizza for most meals.
- Buy son a water bed.
Really isn’t easy to make the second list because I feel like I’d need my son’s input. Also, parenting would mean I’d be focused more on his survival than doing whatever I want. Keeping a child alive in the post-apocalypse doesn’t really allow for a lot of selfishness from what I can tell.
Legends of Windemere 
The list really changes when you have a child’s survival to ensure! You might need a dog either way. I can’t help thinking of I Am Legend.
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Maybe. Depends on the dog. Some breeds would do more harm than good.
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Surely you can loot a waterbed rather than buy one. Getting to Japan might be a little tricky.
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Not sure if looting a waterbed would work. Feel like it would get punctured in the attempt.
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Japan might be out of the question, but I think everything else is possible,
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Depends on if boats are still viable.
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True enough.
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