Tough question, because they say "live with no regrets" and "everything happens for a reason"..that said I'd live the day over when I was in Barbados on the beach...if that were my Groundhog day, I'd be one happy camper :)
my wedding day. Even though i'm divorced now, that was one of the best days of my life. I never felt more loved or more beautiful ever before or since. I was so happy and so in love. So full of hopes and dreams. Great time of my life. Don't regret the marriage.
The day my husband and I were in La Spetzia (Italy). We spent the day sipping cappuccinos, overlooking the Mediterranean and thinking how fantastic it was to be there.
I'm one of those that can say I wouldn't live any day over. Everything that has happend in my life has ended up with something else that has happend for a reason, and if it wasn't that day it was the next day that something positive happend. I look at life with a glass half full rather than half empty. If it wasnt ment to happen it wouldn't have. In any situation you have to look at the good rather than the bad because if you looked at the bad stuff you would live a very sad life.
i'd like to think that each day coming ahead will be potent with new possibilities , i am not big on looking back although i have nothing to regret ...
My wedding day - I wanted to do the ceremony again right after it was over - I was flying high, and so was my hubby. I would love to capture those few minutes over and over and over again. They meant so much to me.
Can't think of any day in my life I would like to go back and live over even once much less over and over...
Sure wouldn't want to live over the day I broke my leg and tore up my knee, or broke my back in a patrol car accident, or the day the guy I was arresting hit me in the head with a ten pound cast iron grating and knocked out my upper teeth, nor the day I read my ex's diaries...though there are some I don't want to forget but those are personal and not for sharing...
Definitely July 18th, 1998 -- the day Hubby and got married... Our friends came from all over the country to be there... Several of whom we hadn't seen in 25 YEARS... Two of our best friends celebrated their 20th anniversary at the same time... After the wedding, we all jammed in the garage until the wee hours... It was a magical day and night that we have all agreed we will never forget and it lives in our hearts as one of the absolutely best days in any of our lives...
Hard question maybe the day before my dad and brother passed away so i could spend that day with them or the day I got married so I could have said no! Maybe the day my kids were born so I could experience it again except for the pain. There are lots of days I would live over!
hmmm, that's tough. maybe the day that i decided to transfer to another college. if i could do it over again i would have stayed at the first college i went to.
wow that is a hard one. i have 2 days that i would continue to live over and over and over.
my wedding day. it was perfect everything went as planned it was 70 on the 22nd of feb in western pa! our family and friends and we had fun at the reception.
my other choice would be the birth of my child. it was extremly cold bad january that year we were driving to the hospital and there were a few flakes. the pain was forgotten the exact time i heard him cry and i melted completely when i saw him and have not recovered after these years.
i would never change anything with either day they were both perfect
I'm not sure I would re-live any day over. I'm afraid I might do something different that would change my life as it is now. Excellent question though.
The day my son James Kolbe was born! James is adopted and I had the amazing honor of being there when he was born. What an amazing experience between the true miracle of childbirth, the emotions that went along with realizing your dream of adopting, the intense love and gratitude you feel for his birthmother and the love you feel for him ... I never had the experience of touching the hand of God before that day and never had since. What complete awe!
Sorry none of them, as a closed loop is not for me. There are to many special days in my life to pick one, as how do you pick from college graduate that was a lot of hard work, my wedding, which was beautiful or the birth of my two children? Other special events were the first time the grandparents held my children, graduates for my children, and the list goes on.
It wouldn't be a day, actually, but, one single moment when I decided to be stubborn and not go to college. And, now I have a low paying job that I can't stand. And, can't afford to go. I'm very sad, I didn't listen to my teachers.
Interesting question Sarah. My best days and times are forever remembered; a joy experienced in my memory over and over again with no need to repeat the moment. My worst days are what they are as a learning experience, which makes the best days look even better. So I wouldn't repeat anything because I look forward to new and exciting things to come.
Sarah, Good question. Mine would be December 24, 2005 (or 2006, I forget the date!). That day, we had gathered up all the last minute shopping, all the kids were home from college with their friends, the house was full of the smells of holiday baking and cooking, everyone was buzzing around, busily wrapping presents at the last moment. Bad weather was on the way, and we agreed (because I'm very chicken about driving in bad weather) that once we returned home that afternoon, we wouldn't go back out again. Just as all of us pulled into the driveway, frozen rain began to fall and everyone hurried inside. We all watched Christmas specials, wrapped, ate, laughed, sang carols and the children gave us our lovely anniversary present. They're always angry with me about our wedding anniversary because whenever they ask me what I want for our anniversary or for Christmas, I always tell them, "I already have what I always wanted." When they push me, I laugh and tell them, "Oh, alright! If I have to pick something, I would like a white Christmas!" This usually gets a laugh as we live in Corpus Christi, Texas, the land of the palm trees. About 8 p.m., one of them looked up and yelled, "Look! It's snowing!" We all laughed because we thought she was making fun of one of the Christmas specials. She just kept gesturing out the window, yelling,"It's snowing! It's snowing!" Sure enough, a gentle snow had begun to fall. My husband and I thought it wouldn't stick to the ground, so we encouraged them to put on coats and go outside to see it. It snowed and snowed and snowed until they began to build snowmen in the yard and throw snowmen. We finally had to call them back in so they wouldn't freeze. We turned off the lights except for the Christmas tree and all of us watched it snow. The world outside became silent and still because the police had closed all the streets in town. The next morning, the snow clung to the ground in deep drifts, everyone opened their gifts and all of us were just happy to be together, warm and safe. I was happy to share my anniversary present of a white Christmas with everyone!
I dont know. There are plenty. One would definately be the day I threw my husband out for cheating on me...i should have beat him over the head FIRST. HAHAHAHAHA...Im a clown. :O.
The day a 17 yr old drunk driver crashed into and killed my uncle. He called to get directions and talk before getting in the car to come visit. I was on the other line with a friend and rushed him off the phone instead of giving him my time. He died less than five minutes later at the end of the block.
It was a long, long time before I forgave myself for that.
I have so many wonderful memories that still stay alive within me and try to remember them when I'm not having a good day but to pick one, I couldn't even think of just one! I am so grateful for each day and try to find some good in it each day.
I don't think I could pick just one day to live over and over again. I don't think I would want to. There have been some amazing days in my life, but I know there are many more to come, so I wouldn't want to get stuck in the past. I spent way too much of my life looking backwards. I want to spend the rest of it looking forwards. Thanks for an interesting question and peace.
i would do my wedding day. it was nice for me but i was only 18 and had to fund the event myself along with my hubby so i didnt get to have my own wedding dress, i borrowed one. so i would like to redo it with my own dress
The day we had a family reunion in Germany, back when I was 15 - because I had both my parents, my grandparents, my aunt and uncle, cousins I'd met before and cousins I hadn't, in a place where the scenery was beautiful, the weather perfect, and the food delectable. But reliving it "over and over" would mean never meeting my husband or having my children. So no, not that one...
My wedding day was perfect, but I wouldn't relive it over and over and over - as with childbirth, the best bits are yet to come. So not the day my daughter or son were born, either.
The day I went for a ride in a hot air balloon with my mom? See, there are moments I'd like to cram together in a single day and relive them all. I'd be hard-pressed to choose just enough to fill a 24-hour period, but it would be easier than choosing ONE DAY. I could at least spend a precious hour or two with everyone, every day.
I would change things from when I was younger if I could. Not everything but some!
I know people say live with no regrets and would not change a thing balh blah but I think they have secret things they did that they wish they would not have done! I think its human that pretty much everyone does
Probably, at the Ritz Carleton, in Cancun. We rented a Casita for 4 hours in the evening, had a wonderful dinner, celebrating with Lance, Martha, Kara and Judy, it was Martha's birthday. Watched the stars, and the waves roll up gently, while having dinner served, under special lighted tent/casita at night. Recommend this experience to all. If you have not seen our son's movie trailer yet, simply visit: www.jakeclosetmovie.com
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Everything that has happend in my life has ended up with something else that has happend for a reason, and if it wasn't that day it was the next day that something positive happend. I look at life with a glass half full rather than half empty. If it wasnt ment to happen it wouldn't have.
In any situation you have to look at the good rather than the bad because if you looked at the bad stuff you would live a very sad life.
Sure wouldn't want to live over the day I broke my leg and tore up my knee, or broke my back in a patrol car accident, or the day the guy I was arresting hit me in the head with a ten pound cast iron grating and knocked out my upper teeth, nor the day I read my ex's diaries...though there are some I don't want to forget but those are personal and not for sharing...
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i have 2 days that i would continue to live over and over and over.
my wedding day. it was perfect everything went as planned it was 70 on the 22nd of feb in western pa!
our family and friends and we had fun at the reception.
my other choice
would be the birth of my child. it was extremly cold bad january that year we were driving to the hospital and there were a few flakes. the pain was forgotten the exact time i heard him cry and i melted completely when i saw him and have not recovered after these years.
i would never change anything with either day they were both perfect
James is adopted and I had the amazing honor of being there when he was born.
What an amazing experience between the true miracle of childbirth, the emotions that went along with realizing your dream of adopting, the intense love and gratitude you feel for his birthmother and the love you feel for him ... I never had the experience of touching the hand of God before that day and never had since. What complete awe!
That was October 4, 2005 @ 11:20 p.m.
I'm very sad, I didn't listen to my teachers.
Mine would be December 24, 2005 (or 2006, I forget the date!). That day, we had gathered up all the last minute shopping, all the kids were home from college with their friends, the house was full of the smells of holiday baking and cooking, everyone was buzzing around, busily wrapping presents at the last moment. Bad weather was on the way, and we agreed (because I'm very chicken about driving in bad weather) that once we returned home that afternoon, we wouldn't go back out again. Just as all of us pulled into the driveway, frozen rain began to fall and everyone hurried inside. We all watched Christmas specials, wrapped, ate, laughed, sang carols and the children gave us our lovely anniversary present. They're always angry with me about our wedding anniversary because whenever they ask me what I want for our anniversary or for Christmas, I always tell them, "I already have what I always wanted." When they push me, I laugh and tell them, "Oh, alright! If I have to pick something, I would like a white Christmas!" This usually gets a laugh as we live in Corpus Christi, Texas, the land of the palm trees. About 8 p.m., one of them looked up and yelled, "Look! It's snowing!" We all laughed because we thought she was making fun of one of the Christmas specials. She just kept gesturing out the window, yelling,"It's snowing! It's snowing!" Sure enough, a gentle snow had begun to fall. My husband and I thought it wouldn't stick to the ground, so we encouraged them to put on coats and go outside to see it. It snowed and snowed and snowed until they began to build snowmen in the yard and throw snowmen. We finally had to call them back in so they wouldn't freeze. We turned off the lights except for the Christmas tree and all of us watched it snow. The world outside became silent and still because the police had closed all the streets in town. The next morning, the snow clung to the ground in deep drifts, everyone opened their gifts and all of us were just happy to be together, warm and safe.
I was happy to share my anniversary present of a white Christmas with everyone!
It was a long, long time before I forgave myself for that.
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My wedding day was perfect, but I wouldn't relive it over and over and over - as with childbirth, the best bits are yet to come. So not the day my daughter or son were born, either.
The day I went for a ride in a hot air balloon with my mom? See, there are moments I'd like to cram together in a single day and relive them all. I'd be hard-pressed to choose just enough to fill a 24-hour period, but it would be easier than choosing ONE DAY. I could at least spend a precious hour or two with everyone, every day.
I know people say live with no regrets and would not change a thing balh blah but I think they have secret things they did that they wish they would not have done! I think its human that pretty much everyone does