I wish I could draw. Cartoons, animated characters and the like. My dad was a fantastic artist in that vein.

Every Christmas he would paint the living room window. A huge scene with Santa and the reindeer flying through the air over some little town. I remember all the neighbours asking when Rog was gonna paint the window. The yard would be packed with parents, kids, and friends when dad started.

The parents would have drinks, sticking beer in the snow to keep it cold. The kids had hot chocolate in thermos'. It was right outta The Saturday Evening Post. Such pleasant memories.

On Halloween me and my sister always went as ghosts. Mom would take a bedsheet and cut holes for eyes and mouth, and dad would cover it with funny Looney Tunes scenes. Everybody always loved our costumes.

I have amazing ideas, much like Gary Larson. But despite trying, and working at it, I just haven't got the gift. 

Yeah man, I wish I could draw..........

I wish I could do a Rubik's cube. I don't know if it's a general lack of intelligence, or if my brain just doesn't work that way, but those things are way beyond me. 

Karate

Language ability and not having such tone-deafness and horrible singing ability that I make dogs howl.

Able to speak every single language known, play the piano, and guitar, and make tons of money from stocks. And athletic skill so I can somehow manage to look like some male model with rock hard 6-pack abs.

Spacecraft piloting.

Health is most important, ...

In terms of physical health Dr. Greger reviews the peer scientific literature of double-blind, placebo studies, looking at the scientific research every week, on his nonprofit website www.nutritionfacts. org

I have been reading it for over 5 years and it is impressive in detail and rigor, uncovering bias at times, showing limitations of animal-based research, profiling a lot of sound data.