Question of the Day--6/23

None, I am the happiest and most fulfilled right now!

I am okay with where I am right now..(51 next month)

I'm with Sallie, I'll be 51 in August, and I'm just finding myself! Lot's of lesson's learned, lot's of mistake's made.

14, as long as I get to keep the knowledge I have now.
I'm only 30. This isn't a fair question because I have less ages to choose from! LOL!

I'm 51 and have made my share of mistakes. But, it was the mistakes that made me who I am today. I would not give it up even if I had to relive the last 51years. I might not have had my 3 daughters and who says it would be a better life. Although, I wish I had my 18yr.old body back....lol

i'm good

Too many variable to deal with and wondering how much my life would change--fear of unknown--I have so many ages yet, so fearful. I hope all of that makes sense--I hear the voices in my head.

Birth and pick different parents!

10, would of tried to spend more time with my father!

13

Good question, but don't know quite how to answer in retrospect. Certain decisions definitely would have been different if I had known then what I know now. The world has changed a lot over the past 65 plus years and I can think of several of opportunities for making my mark on history that I missed.

When I was thirteen a female getting to go to college depended to a large extent on both good grades and her parents being able to afford it. Getting the grades, I could have coped with, but I knew there was no chance of my already aging parents sending me to college, so I never really considered my making my desire the become a lawyer and one day serving on Supreme Court of United States more than a pipe dream.

Edna B.

Makes sense to me and may I expressed my admiration of how poetically it was expressed.

19

I think I'll stay but if I had to pre 9-11 and kill those S.O. B's want to come?

lets see.. I'm 53 now... 52 would have saved me a lot.

There are things I regret doing, but I wouldn't be where I am now. I won't take door number 1; I'll keep what I have.

I think I would go back to 14. That's when when I started going down the wrong road. I've learned a lot from my mistakes, but I should have gone the path of my sister rather than taking after my brother!

I would go back to 12, when I started making some major mistakes.

I would go back to 17 and would have taken advantage of more education while I was still young -- instead of trying to go at night for non-credit courses after working all day and taking care of a family. (Non-credit was affordable.)

I'd have to answer that in about 60 years!