Karen suppose it did touch a nerve. I wouldn't say that my life went a completely different path, I still finsished school, went to University, and now have, in my eyes anyway, a good job. That was always the plan, but I have only recently discovered running again. I had a great time in my late teens and 20's, I wouldn't change any of that, but starting smoking was my biggest regret. I am sure all ex smokers would say the same.Karen said:Wow, Boab, that question touched a nerve in you. It's funny how most of us get to a later stage of our lives and have some or other regret about a seemingly small act (at the time) in our youth, but which turned out to put our lives onto a completely different pathway.
Isn't it just! One minute you have 2 rabbits next minute you have 8!Karen said:Funny old thing, life.
Agree Steve, but I couldn't have done the haircuts.Steve said:Isn't it just! One minute you have 2 rabbits next minute you have 8!
Would have been good to be part of the scene in early 1980s when Coe/Ovett kept breaking 800m/1500m/1mile world records.
Steve said:Isn't it just! One minute you have 2 rabbits next minute you have 8!
Would you secretly have liked a top hat as well as a tardis Steve?
So many events to choose from!
I would've liked to have witnessed the 4min/mile barrier being broken for the first time.
Something that is so much more achievable these days.(Not by me of course)!
It makes me also wonder what the future holds,so perhaps a journey ahead would be included in my trip aswell.