“Before I Die, I Want To…”
Inspired by a famous “Before I die” art project, animator Angelo Valente and gerontologist Sofia Nunez decided to find out what people in their later years dream about. For this purpose, they went to The Community of Gafanha do Carmo centre, in Aveiro (Portugal) and asked the elderly men and women living there to continue the phrase “Before I die I want to …”
h/t: brightside
The answers varied greatly, from the desire to dye hair a weird color or flying by plane, to the dream of restoring sight and being able to see the world again. What would YOU want to do before you die?
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