At World’s End

I would love to end up with the Dolphins I love Dolphins and would love to swim with one so that is where I would want to be when my World Ends Just drifting in the Sea with the Dolphins letting them take through the Sea, the deep blue Sea with a lovely blue Sky above and the Sun shinning, the Birds singing and flying up to the Sun, the sound of the Sea and Dolphins Ok I am getting carried away here lol but that is where I want to be

Hahaha,this topic reminds me of a movie,'28days later'..u're not alone though,there must be someone else on different venues.

I would head to where fruit is abundant.. and has a climate for growing vegetables year round.. after all I would not be a meat eater at all! I wouldn't be in the city.. Taking a ship to see if I could find other folks might one day be in the making..

Well, let's see. Assuming I had access to whatever was around, I start by eating all the chocolate ice cream I could hold. I'd fill up my gas tank and head west, I think. I really liked New Mexico and Washington State. Washington state might win out because of all the food that grows there. And since I'm not a farmer, I'd want to be where it was already growing. Yakima Valley, maybe. And in Washington I could also have access to beaches. I an an introvert, so being alone wouldn't be that hard on me after I got over the loss of my loved ones. I'd have access to books, which I love. I think it would be interesting to prowl through towns and stores and homes knowing that no one would mind. I'm curious by nature, so I'd like exploring. Of course, it wouldn't be long before the electricity and other utilities would no longer work. So I'd want to be where the climate was not too extreme. How do gasoline pumps at filling stations work with no electricity? Hmmm. It would be one challenging and creative problem solving after another, wouldn't it. At least I wouldn't get bored. I don't think I would miss television. And it would take a while for me to get over not having computer and internet. But I'd really be able to get in touch with my spiritual side without all the distractions of modern life. At my age, though, I probably wouldn't have long to wait for my own end.

I have often wondered what it would be like to be the last person on earth. I don't know what I'd do. I'd be in shock obviously. Not only have I lost all my family and friends who are dear to me, I've lost all form of human contact. I guess I would drive around trying to find other people. I would also stock up on heaps of food and water. I don't think I would learn to operate a ship or plane as I would probably end up either sinking at sea or crashing to the ground. I would also go around trying to collect and save as many animals as possible. This is all hypothetical of course, as it is probably impossible to do that. I guess it would be the weirdest feeling, so lonely and so much uncertainty. I guess I would end up going loony like Tom Cruise in Shipwrecked.

i have not yet tought of that...but never the less...i would prefer to be in an island..'coz there you can have fruits to survive and also woods to built your place..i will just find 1 creature to accompny me..a dog maybe or if not..a monkey!

To be honest pal I wouldn't be able to stand it , I need human company , I am not too good being on my own , Maybe for a little while yes , but not forever , I would be so sad xx

Hi Angelwhispers, First I'd go to all the supermarket warehouses and get all the baked beans I could lay my thieving hands on, and then I'd go and fill a swimming pool with baked beans and spend about a month diving off the hig board and frolicking in the baked beans. And when I got hungry, I'd go on a pizza joint crawl, and make myself the biggest, yummiest pizzas in history, and sit there for a few days to eat each one. Then I'd pinch a Ferrari and drive around town looking for antelope to shoot (while being watchful for lions and tigers, don't you know). And then I'd think about taking a couple of years to perfect my reactionless inertial drive and spacetime rectifier dynamo, and jury-rig an old Volkswagen Beetle to make a couple of round trips to the Moon (but first I'd do a lot of practice learning Michael Jackson's moonwalk). And after hopping and flitting here and there around the world in my Beetle (with a special stopover in Holland and Norway to pig out on a million different varieties of ice cream) I'd get kitted out to go for a few months holiday on Mars. Just for fun, I'd probably purloin a few nukes and strap them to the side of my Beetle to scare off any aliens on interstellar sightseeing trips - and I might let one or two off mdway between Earth and Mars just to ease the boredom... I'd also take a Harley Davidson with me to Mars, to see if I can jump that humungous 20 mile deep canyon they have there. And it would be fun to throw some prawns on the barbie out on the back porch on a sunny Martian day, and maybe mow the lawn and hang out the washing to dry in the breeze. Then I'd have a little think about what to do next.

I find this really hard my friend, I live for people usually. I don't think I would remain sane if that moment ever comes to me, but I guess being one with nature and the wild to the very last moment would be worth the time to spend. Being the last person on earth, I think I would teach myself how to fly an airplane and fly all-over to see those wonderful views that nature has to offer.

I would probably try to find a place to live that has perfect weather so I don't have to worry about not having power. I would also want to live where food would be easily accessable. And near a library or book store, and able to find more books. I guess I'm too practical for being the last person on earth.

wel if i was in a situation like that then i would really try to make some andriods or robots to help me and give me company.then i would built a ship to travel to another planets in search of life.so thats how i plan my rest of the life if i was the last man standing on the face of the earth.

Oh Angel..as much as you mentioned this was fantasy..i can't imagine my life without my 5 children and 5 grandchildren..they are my life and we do everything together.now if i can take them with me then that would be different...we would go to a nice secluded Island or countryside in Ireland

Loneliness may not overwhelm me, but hunger would. I would find myself at a sporting goods store getting stuff for survival as that would be my motivation. Though there are many places that I would like to see, its only because I have someone to see them with. What good would it be to see a beautiful waterfall, or maybe a polar bear in the wilds of Alaska without someone to share the excitement? I would find myself trying to find answers...the main one being what happened.

to be honest angelwhispers it sounds lovely, but i think i would die if i ever found myself in this situation as i couldnt bear to be alone forever.. with nobody to share this dream with, oh no, that would frighten the hell outta me!

I would then start looking for another human being to interact with. After all, the dolphins can't rub my back :)

I'd be taking over that nice castle that's a few hours away from me & settling in. I'd be comfortable there.

I would find myself deep in the Colorado mountains, away from everything and only nature for miles around.

Wow angel your worlds end sounds breathtaking! I think mine would be somewhere here in Scotland in a clearing at the base of the mountains with a forest in the back garden and an orchard in the front and a bubbling stream bubbling alongside the house! I would have stopped at a library on the way and filled a van with books so I would have firewood to keep me warm when it was cold , fresh pure water to drink and plenty of fruit to eat as I read my way through every book in the world for company! xxx

This is a good question Angel. I think I would find a luxurious palace in the Greek Islands somewhere. Surround myself with history and nature. Like you, if I ever did get lonely, I would have beautiful sunsets and sunrises surrounded by sea life. It would be a very peaceful. This reminds me again that I need a vacation.

Funny how time changes things. And people. When I was a misfit little kid, & clinically depressed, hated by my peers, etc., I used to fantasize often about being the only person in the world, where I'd never have to put up with anyone's criticism. Oh & yes, somehow I'd travel the world over, using whatever I found (because no-one could stop me, after all), seeing the wonderful sights & enjoying my freedom to do as I pleased. Now that I'm a well-adjusted adult (& taking anti-depressant meds...LOL!), the very thought of being bereft of the friends I'm now able to make gives me the shudders. To me, fun is now all about SHARING, & love. I suppose, though, that if I ever DID find myself alone, I'd prefer to be stuck in the Rocky Mountains, as I think they're like a glimpse of Heaven, so beautiful. Of course, I'd have to find a warm home for the rugged winters, plus food for me & for the kitties I GOTTA have to keep me company, but hey, that's getting too much into REALITY, & this is s'posta be about FANTASY! LOL! Thanks for the great topic! Highly original! Maggiepie