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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:33 am
I don't mean so much an incident or moment in your life. I'm talking more about a time in your life. You know, a chapter of your life, as they say.
Thinking back on your life up to now, when were you honestly your happiest and the most content? Are you happy now? Would you like to go back to a point in your life? If you could relive your life, would you? Would you make changes?
For me, it was birth - age 12. More specifically, up until I got into the 7th grade. That was when I was happiest. I loved going to the babysitters' houses. Elementary school was a blast! blaugh I even remember clearly being in preschool, and my life before even then. I was genuinely happy back then. I was outgoing, I had friends, and life was generally so much better for me back then. It wasn't all roses, but if I could, I'd gladly relive my life up until now. I'd go back and change some things. Like beating up all my classmates in middle school (7th and 8th grade)!!! scream
Though, I didn't get my dog until I was 13, so that would be the only thing I'd miss terribly about my life now. sad
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 11:29 am
I can't say really if I ever had a happy moment in my life.... Just as something good happens, something bad throws itself out there too... Weather it's small like when I got a tablet for drawing/coloring digitally but so far not having a table to back when I had a semi-carefree life only to be nieve and used what happiness to ignor the abuse when I was younger. I've either forgoten a lot of my past either by bad memory or just erasing it on purpose. So far, the most memories I have are around when I started highschool and I'll erase most of them once I find some better chapter of my life to hold onto maybe.
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 11:58 am
I was teased and beaten up constantly through school (I started fighting back around junior high.) And I was a very, very angry child. My family fought a lot, and I tried to move out from the day I turned 17. Between then and now I've had a string of disappointments leading up to my ex boyfriend dumping an apartment on me that costs $1500 a month to rent.
I'm moving in two months, and I have no idea where. My two cats and I will probably wind up at my parent's again, where my 30 year old sister and her 3 year old daughter still live.
So... considering what I'm facing, and that I'm living with my best friend for the moment in a city I love, from now until the end of March, I'm the happiest I've ever been.
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 12:48 pm
Right now could very well be the best part of my Life. I have teh perfect job(though it gets boring at times), the perfect Woman, and as soon as my new Motherboard is delivered, teh perfect gaming rig mrgreen . I look back on my life and remember how fun and easy everything was before my Junior Year of HS, and if I were given the option, I'd redo everything from birth to now, though I'd try and aim it to be in pretty much the same place, with a few minor differences. I would have taken my Education much more seriously. I remember constantly complaining about how I would never need the Math that I had to take, and now I'm studying for a Masters in Engineering. sweatdrop
I never would have sold my Mustang if I had known how expensive it would be to drive a new car(I didn't like putting teh $80 a month in upkeep on it...though I quickly learned that was better than teh $400 a month I had to make in payments and Insurance, too late). I would have avoided my ex like the plague, said Hello to her when I met her, been polite, and never looked back.
And for a final, I would have done everything in my power to convince my parents to invest in Microsoft and Yahoo xd
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 5:20 pm
All in all, I can't really complain about my life so far! I've always been pretty happy, and I still am. The only thing I'm freaked out about at the moment is the fact that I might not have time to do all the things I want to....
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 8:30 pm
I'm still waiting! xD heart 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:47 pm
When I played soccer. I so loved playing that sport and I miss it too. sad
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 4:07 am
I think I was happiest when I was 18 and finially got away from my mother and moved in with my fiancee
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 5:28 pm
I am truly happy with my life now and I live a life of no regrets, so I wouldn't go back to any time in my life.
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Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 1:39 pm
For me, it's been bits and pieces of different times from about 5 up to now. (21). Going places with my dad...having endless digital pets....ahhh...I could go on and on. My most shining moment would have to be when I turned 18. It was then that I discovered I really love writing and eventually it became a deep part of me and was my outlet for lots of things I couldn't express before. It spoke to a lot of people and has even driven my aunt to ask me to do a poem every now and then for a church service. It just feels really really good to write and release. biggrin
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Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 8:40 pm
Probably from years 18 to 21. In Australia you are legally allowed to drink at 18, and that is also the age at which you can get your drivers licence. (I know - kinda dumb considering the drink/drive problems but there you go.) I had a great bunch of friends and we were just wild. On any given weekend we would all be gathered at one of our parents houses, fixing/modifying/stuffing around with our crappy old cars or we would take off for the mountains with tents and LOTS of beer (oh, and maybe some food if anyone remembered!) Ahhh...great times. Although I loved being a full time dad for the last fourteen years I can't claim it as the happiest time, because of the difficulties in living with my ex and because of how much it hurts now to be separated from my daughter.
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Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 10:30 pm
The first two years I was out of highschool and still going to college. I found a group of people who made me feel like I truely belonged somewhere instead of feeling like I was only tolorated.
Don't get me wrong I have some very good friends from back in highschool but it just wasn't the same because I always felt left out because of my family situation I couldn't always go out with them and they knew it so I felt that some times they just didnt' ask me if I wanted to or not.
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Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 1:34 pm
To quote Frankie, "When I was seventeen, it was a very good year."
It's so true. I had a great senior year of high school. I had a tight group of friends, and we always went on great adventures without spending a dime. It was the only year in high school that it seemed everyone got along fine, and everyone who was a jerk wasn't in my way. I had great teachers, pulled great grades, and I had an optimistic outlook on the future.
I was probably about 50 pounds lighter, too, with a great wardrobe to boot. I was almost voted Best Dressed in the yearbook.
Awww . . . to be cool like that again.
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Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 11:35 pm
I'd have to say that Primary school was the happiest for me. It was exciting to get up and go to school, see my mates, and really have no responsibilities except to be a child. I guess that's why I tell my own children to stop trying to grow up so fast... enjoy this time in your life when you've got a roof over your head and earning money is a monthly allowance that requires keeping your room clean, taking out the trash and putting away the dishes. It won't be this easy once your an adult.
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 11:33 am
Birth - 5 years old for me. I was born in Hawaii, Navy brat, and that was the happiest time in my life. Before Murphy's Law found me and planted itself firmly up my...well you know.
We moved from Honolulu to Rochester NY when I was 5 in the middle of winter. It was 75 when we left and 30 below when we got off the plane. I haven't been warm since I was 5. blaugh
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