I would not have married my ex wife.

I still wont.

I would agree I shouldn't have married my first wife....but I have a wonderful daughter by her, and three beautiful, bright grandchildren.

My biggest shortcoming is not being socially nimble. I put my foot in my mouth too often. I am better than I used to be but still am not very advanced socailly.

Tom W

After thinking about this for several hours, and coming up with several things, all of which seemed to have merit, but none of which seemed to shout out "Pick me!", I finally concluded that I wouldn't mind being less indecisive. Although I'm not too sure about that one either (ironically enough).

I wish I was born sooner, I was born 60 years to late.

I tend to act rashly sometimes, and not think things through...I'm working on it...

I wouldn't change a thing I am who I am because of my past and I wouldn't be in my current situation if I changed anything about my self!

Changes?
 

If I could change one thing . . .

I'd look like my avatar. Robert Vaughn got not only his share of the girls in his life, he got mine and the share of several other men as well!

(Actually, I'd have majored in computers in 1972, instead of theatre or going into radio.)

W. C. Fields: "If I had my life to live over again, it would be over a saloon."

Or sell everything you owned in the 80's and put it into those little tech start ups, like Apple and Microsoft.:D

Neither can I...

But you can write coherantly, and between that and spell check, its all you need.

Ann

My inability to stop looking at Mistress' bouncing b@@bs! :-)

I wished I wasn't such a wuss in my single days and dated more!

As quiet as married life is in that arena, I can't even look back and joke about my "wild single days" among friends!

Owned?
 

If I'd gone into computers in, say, 1975, I might have actually owned something to put into Apple or Microsquashy!

In 1980, I looked *up* to church mice, they were so well off by comparison to me.

Come to think of it, I still admire the occasional church mouse.

That sounds like a healthy approach to this question. When I think about everything else that would necessarily change if I went back and changed the things I don't like, it makes it a lot harder.

Assuming I COULD change one, isolated thing in my life, I would have left my current job a long time ago.

Yeah, that would have been a good move in retrospect.

Temper...I must bide my temper when I become frustrated. I simply lose control and rage blinds my reason.

I also feel a disconnect between myself and my age range. Most of my friends are at the college I just received my BS from. They consist of all of the members from the entire faculty. I even was invited, and attended a retirement party for a former staff secretary.:eek:

I am only 24 years old.