Mine is sad. The only thing I would change is that I wouldn't have stayed home that weekend before my mom died. She wanted me to come see her and things b/w us was...well, very strained to put it lightly. And I didn't go. She died in car wreck a few days later. I couldn't at least seen her one last time. But down deep inside, I sometimes wonder if I had come that maybe something would've changed and maybe she wouldn't have died. Like my presence would've changed something or made some difference.
I would not go to university at 18. I had no idea what I really wanted to do so I ended up getting an expensive and fairly useless HND. I wanted to spend a couple of years bumming around, lifeguarding, working at the supermarket and racing cars, but my mother wouldn't have it. Maybe if I was doing it all again I would listen to my mother less and do what I felt like doing more.
Q. Why do Communists drink herbal tea?
A. Because proper tea is theft.
sgt.null wrote:have let my ex-gf's friend hang on to my cds.
...have kept my ex-gf's Harry Potter collection. I kept offering them to her, but she never took them back, despite her loving them and me hating them. After a couple of years I managed to offload them onto my mum.
Wyldewode wrote:I really enjoyed Macroscope, and the Incarnations of Immortality series, but those are the only ones I'd recommend to anyone.
I read most of the Incarnations of Immortality, but I'd probably only recommend the first few. Either that or suddenly his writing style really started bugging me.
Life is a waste of time
Time is a waste of life
So get wasted all of the time
And you'll have the time of your life
Well, Caggie. . . Once I started the series, I had to finish it. And even though the last book wasn't the greatest (okay, it sucked), the first few were good enough to make up for it.
If I had it all to do again, I would not have read Piers Anthony's book Spoiler
Pornucopia.
I didn't like it at all. And I found it hard to get out of my head.
