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My SILLIEST regret? Not going out on a date with Fernando. I met him when I worked at my first job - Pearle Vision Center. He used to come in the store all the time...even though he didn't wear glasses. He asked me out twice, then gave up. True, he was about 20 years older than me, and possibly married, but...he's the only man that ever called me beautiful.
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I think no matter how much time we spend with people we love, it's never been enough. Part of me regrets I wasn't there to be with Dad all through his last months. Part of me regrets that I saw him at all during that time, when he wasn't really there.
I try not to regret anything, if I hadn't done what I'd done then I wouldn't be who i am and where I am, and though it may not be where I envisioned myself 15 years ago, I wouldn't change where I am, just work for better in future. To regret past events is like saying you want a different present, and the connotations of that idea can be somewhat uncomfortable, or even horrible at times.
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I regret nearly all of my 1990's fashion decisions. It was a dark, dark time.
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Biggest regret....that home video that still finds its way around in which I did a stellar rendition of "Blame it on the Rain" by Milli Vanilli while wearing a lovely sweater vest on Christmas Day.
Did I mention I was 17 at the time?
Did I mention I was 17 at the time?
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I'm crossing my fingers, I'm hoping it's a dinosaur sweater.
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I wore stripes AND plaid in one of my high school yearbook pictures, oh the horror. I get sick every time I look at it.
No youtube - it was well before youtube- THANKFULLY haha
I regret letting my parents get rid of all the toys I grew out of. I didn't realise that when I reached the age of 60, I would grow back into them again.
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I agree, I miss my Legos like you would never believe. In fact, next time I'm anywhere near my mom's place I plan on going for a reconnaissance mission for them! And I still use coloring books... during staff meetings at work... just saying.
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Hot Wheels cars on the stairs are good, too.
Two weeks ago I was in Pecorama, a place on the south coast of England where they have a big building full of model railways to play with, and a bigger (but still small) railway that you can sit in that goes round the grounds.
Sigh.
Jean came too. I really do have a very tolerant other half.:)
Sigh.
Jean came too. I really do have a very tolerant other half.:)
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Yes, 'other' should be 'better'. She doesn't have my faults.
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You can have a kid with Aspergers and avoid this. Mine keeps the Legos sorted into little drawers by type and size.
How 'bout you?