I wonder I wonder....

Sometimes think I would like to go back & change the choice I had when I picked the wrong one to marry! Then I would not have my wonderful son or my lovely daughter in law & my grandkids who I love so much! So maybe good thing I cannot go back!

I have few regrets, but one is that I didn't properly appreciate the effort my MiL made in hand-sewing and knitting a beautiful "layette" for our first baby in 1971.
Of course, baby gros had come in and I hardly used the things she made.

I wish I could have had more children as I loved being a mum.

travelsafar

I wonder what you'd like to do if anything was possible
Personally I'd love to return to my teenage years to once again experience being pain-free, slim and full of energy. To have a hug from my lovely mum and dad and say sorry for being selfish to them at times. To have the chance be surrounded by my siblings when we were all carefree and living under the same roof. My dearest youngest brother sadly no longer with us.

Yes I would like to go back but only if I could know what I know now. Pain free, energetic and to have family and pets long departed around, sounds good to me.

I would repeat the years I spent in the WRNS.

Oreo

I’d like to be able to run really fast as I used to, especially if a bus was coming.
I miss being really really slender with good legs.

I would love to spend the day with my husband before he died unexpectedly so I could hold him in my arms one last time.

Lydie45

I would love to spend the day with my husband before he died unexpectedly so I could hold him in my arms one last time.

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If anything were possible, I'd love to have the use of a time machine for a while. I'd love to see things like Stonehenge being built (and fast forward to when it was being used to capacity), and also just visit places I know well through the ages. I'd love to see the first people moving into my house, and be able to look at the way it's been decorated over the years - that sort of thing.

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