The first stop on my trip back through time found me talking to my younger self as he was leaving for work on October 25, 1996.“Stay home today,” I told him. “Or better still, take a trip somewhere nice. They can’t fire you if they can’t find you.”
February 9, 1980: “Listen, you are going to try to kiss her on the way home tonight, so you might want to practise a little first.”
June 11, 1974: “When that Grade 8 girl asks you if you’re going to the dance today, it means she wants you to take her.”
Fun to look back in time at those moments, isn't it? I feel as if I was time traveling with you.
ReplyDeleteNo guarantees if we were allowed a do over..would it be so...
ReplyDeletesmiles...if only we could correct the small little moments...but then again we would never get here
ReplyDeletePosted to dVerse Poets Pub—It’s About Time.
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ReplyDeleteI bet that Grade 8 girl was cute too, I wondered what happened to her?
ReplyDeleteI'd have a lot to say to a young me. But would he - I - listen?
ReplyDeleteLove the concept. Great for this prompt.
ReplyDeleteThese three forks in life’s road, they reminded me of the movie “Sliding Doors.”
Added to ABC Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteFun look back. Carver, ABCW Team
ReplyDeleteThe 1974 you was definitely me. D'oh!
ReplyDeleteThere is much of my life I really Don't want to Do over.
ReplyDeleteOnce is enough.
Great post on looking back.
If only we could do over parts of our lives. But then, the mistakes made us who we are today. But still...
ReplyDeleteLeslie
abcw team
Creative choice for D!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful if we can have do-overs for so many things :) Nice one for D!
ReplyDeleteFun post! It got me thinking of what would I do if I get the chance to do over some of my long time ago decisions.
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