squatting dog
We don't have as far to go, as we've already been
- Location
- Arkansas, and also Florida
Have you ever felt this way?
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CallMeKate
Well-known Member
- Location
- Mid-Atlantic US
So many times. 
dusty
Member
- Location
- central New York State
N E V E R
PeppermintPatty
š¢. š³. š¢
- Location
- Canada
Not if I couldnāt go back and change a few things.
Twostep
Well-known Member
- Location
- Tiny town Oklahoma, OK
No
That Lady in PA
Senior Member
Heavens no!
Aunt Bea
SF VIP
- Location
- Near Mount Pilot
hollydolly
SF VIP
- Location
- London England
papa tiger
Well-known Member
A person might cause a Conundrum by trying stuff over again.
One might keep bumping into yourself and get the crap beat out of ones oh-slo-self ?
One might keep bumping into yourself and get the crap beat out of ones oh-slo-self ?
ChiroDoc
Senior Member
- Location
- The Dixie Riviera
Oh absolutely! I'd like to go back and relive the whole damn thing all over again.
Hey, maybe I will...
Hey, maybe I will...
Who_so_ever
Saved By Grace
- Location
- Grateful American
I don't want to go back to my childhood. However, I do enjoy thinking on the good memories from then.
Born_To_Lose
Member
- Location
- Worldwide
Not at all. I have most always done the best I could. I only played one sport in high school and college. It was a real passion of mine to get into the NFL. I was a middle linebacker at 6 feet 4 inches and played for Harvard. I knew I had very little chance of being looked at because we were not a top contender in the country, only in the Ivy League.
I couldnāt even get a mention in the NCAA best playerās list, which back then was listed weekly. I broke 4 records at Harvard, tackles by a LB, QB sacks by a LB, interceptions by a LB and Pass Interceptions by a LB. Not all in one year. My records were broken in 1999. Never received any recognitions from the NCAA and never was invited to any rookie camps.
I have no hard feelings because I knew I tried my best. My dad said I made him proud and that was better than getting into the NFL.
I couldnāt even get a mention in the NCAA best playerās list, which back then was listed weekly. I broke 4 records at Harvard, tackles by a LB, QB sacks by a LB, interceptions by a LB and Pass Interceptions by a LB. Not all in one year. My records were broken in 1999. Never received any recognitions from the NCAA and never was invited to any rookie camps.
I have no hard feelings because I knew I tried my best. My dad said I made him proud and that was better than getting into the NFL.
Nathan
SF VIP
- Location
- High Desert- Calif.
Sorry to be an "anti-nostalgic" but what isn't part of my present life I have no use for. That said, I wouldn't mind having a teenage body and swim-swim-swim like I used to, during the Summer.
jujube
SF VIP
I miss everyone I have lost, but I think a lot about my paternal grandparents. I'd love to have somebody in my life again who thinks I'm absolutely perfect. Not that I ever was, but they sure thought so.... I miss that.
Paco Dennis
SF VIP
- Location
- Mid-Missouri
I have fun remembering how it felt. So many different experiences. I remember things like throwing the curveball while competing, jumping into lake Tahoe without freezing, and endless supply of memories to wander in and catch the feeling again.
Only if you had a good childhood.
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Timewise 60+
Senior Member
Never, because to go back and feel the good time you would also have to feel the bad times...
RadishRose
SF VIP
- Location
- Connecticut, USA
Yes, but only a few early times.
I have really good times to go back to with my mother, brother and sister. My mother was the real parent in our lives and she was the best thing that happened to us. Father was away so much of the time, working elsewhere and only around a few years before my parents divorced.