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posted by: Nanooku (reply) post date: 04.27.04 (1:57 pm) I don't think i'd change anything!! At least feeling younger beats feeling way older! As long as your yourself right? I really like your blog! x posted by: ladybean (reply) post date: 04.27.04 (1:57 pm) Unravel me dag gonnit! Were I to go back.. Oh. I don't know. I'd have gone with Brian to the prom. My Prom. Not his. And I'd have had more fun on the Senior trip. I wouldn't have moved away from NY when I had the chance. I would have stayed in college. I would have shot hubby 2 days after the wedding(j/k) more like 3 days. I would have tried to experience life more before having babies... I would have invested in Yahoo!! :) posted by: Shark99 (reply) post date: 04.27.04 (1:59 pm) Wow, how many people actually saw 13 going on 30. Check out my blog because I saw it too haha posted by: crapXpix (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (3:05 am) I would have taken the narrow path instead of the wide one posted by: Joolie (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (3:11 am) This may sound really shallow but I wouldn't have put on as much weight as I have done (and lost and put on again!) Other than that things are sent to try us aren't they? (*especially my husband!) Joolie xxx posted by: J (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (7:41 am) lol..invest in microsoft.. ;) posted by: Andaloo (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (7:51 am) I would never (at the age of twelve) have sat my mother down and told her I was old enough for her to tell me she wasn't my birth mother. OUCH! posted by: Cyberpal (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (8:56 am) If I could go back, I'd have made better use of my time back at Uni.... posted by: dangerkitty (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (9:32 am) Reply to: Andaloo Ouch indeed! Every year I would ask my parents to promise me that I was not adopted. For some reason I was afraid of that. Weird, huh? posted by: dangerkitty (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (9:34 am) Reply to: Nanooku My Mom always said that the past makes you who you are but putting all the existential stuff aside, I think I'd have made my parents send my to tennis camp every year. posted by: dangerkitty (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (9:35 am) Reply to: ladybean It's so true...I don't know who said this but when we die, I doubt any of us will say that we regret not spending more hours at work. posted by: dangerkitty (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (9:36 am) Reply to: Shark99 It was an OK movie. I prefer BIG with Tom Hanks of this genre of films. Jennifer Garner was really good but the way the movie ended ticked me off. Way too convenient and wrapped up too quickly into a pretty package. posted by: dangerkitty (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (9:37 am) Reply to: crapXpix I would have been narrower instead of the wide one. posted by: dangerkitty (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (9:38 am) Reply to: Cyberpal Uni was awesome and I totally didn't appreciate my undergrad days until they were over. So much potential wasted. Oh well.... posted by: Cyberpal (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (9:41 am) Reply to: dangerkitty Yeah well hindsight is a great thing isn't it? I just passed thru Uni, never really got to grips with all it had to offer, one regret that I actually have.... but like you said.. Oh well.... posted by: mblog (reply) post date: 04.28.04 (10:59 am) I've often thought about what it would be like to go back and live my life over again. But these days, I'd ask myself why bother? I've already done all that. If we ignore the effect it would have on the present, then it makes no difference at all. Certain times in my life were more fun. College was fun. But would I really want to spend my time studying all that material, much of which is useless today? Of course all that's irrelevant anyway if it affects nothing. I could go back to high school. It would be a breeze with what I know now. But if I'm not getting anything out of it, and few people would like somebody who knows everything and has the emotional maturity not to fit in at all, that would just make me an outcast. If I could do it all over again and change my life forever, I might be interested. I could go to better schools and direct my future toward where I know it would be applicable decades later. But I don't know if I would end up being any better off. If I don't ignore the effect on the future, I have no clue if my kids would be any nicer or if my wife would be any better. So I'll just wait around until somebody invents time travel so I know how it really works. Of course if somebody does that in the future and it really works, wouldn't I know about it by now? I would if that person could go back in time and interact freely. |
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Physically, I'm 27 but emotionally, I feel around 14. I mean, I still sleep with my teddy bear and I collect beanie babies...and I'm as much self-centered as I have ever been. Sad, but true.