Now that will be cool....

I was just sitting today watching this ACDC concert. (I know I know.... I am ACDC fixated these days.... just bear with me). I bought this DVD a few days ago and was watching it on my laptop.
They were doing their thing and the entire stadium full of people was on its feet. I just thought to myself, "Wow! Someday in my life I want to attend a concert like this!".
That got me thinking.
What are the things I would REALLY REALLY like to do in my life atleast once? Well the following is such a list of things. Not in any order except the order in which they came into my head:
1. Attend a concert of AC/DC or Rammstein.
2. Trek in the Himalayas. Go up to Lake Mansarovar
3. Take the Konkan Express train from Mangalore to Mumbai during the day.
4. Better still... ride a bike down the West Coast Highway.
5. Hold a new born baby and show it its first sunrise.
6. SOMETIME read through the Bengali Mahabharat my Grandfather gave my Dad.... and which my Dad has a good mind to give to me. (For that of course I will have to learn to read the Bengali script and attain more than a nodding acquaintance with that language).
7. Buy a Honda CBR 400 or better (Fireblade? Hayabusa?)
8. Climb a hill, set up camp on its peak and spend a night. (I almost did that once. Me and a few friends climbed this hill near Bangalore. Once we got there, it got so foggy that we almost decided to spend the night shivering under the watchful eyes of the God 'Nandi' whose statue graced the peak. The fog unfortunately cleared soon after.... We climbed down in the dead of the night and at the village near the base, we discovered that we did not speak Kannada and no one in the village spoke English or Hindi. I even broke into Bengali in desperation but to no avail)
9. Learn to appreciate Indian Classical music.
10. Learn enough General Theory of Relativity to shut this friend of mine up who proses on about it whenever he is in his cups.
11. Buy a 'raddi' laptop for 100 bucks (I mean dollars) set it right, find software for it which will run on its hardware without major trade-offs on functionality, write scripts which will make its use simple and then gift it to my Dad who is scared of Electronics!
12. Keep a dog at home. Call it Jurgen... or Adolf or Pervez....
13. Go on a blind-date.
14. Make a four-course meal for my parents while they sleep oblivious of the treat (or ordeal most likely) in store for them.
15. Learn the fingers-in-the-mouth-whistle

Well I guess the list could go on and on but I will stop here. Would anyone else like to write his own to-do list?