Do you like to think of the good things in the past?

[nickia]

I love to think of the past because my memory seem to always filter out the bad stuffs. For example, I'm now in university but I often think of the fun experience in High School. When I was in high school, I often thought of fun experience in Junior High. And so on.

Nostalgia anyone?

[plucky duck]

Every moment I create is a Kodak moment :cheesygri

Thinking of the good times seems to make me feel sad and numb sometimes 'cause it's not something that will come by again. Now I appreciate every second and moment I know will soon fade away as well, ever more than before.

High school was pretty forgettable.
Elementary though was awesome :)

I live a more carefree lifestyle (though not really a healthy one) than I used to.

[nickia]

Every moment I create is a Kodak moment :cheesygri

Thinking of the good times seems to make me feel sad and numb sometimes 'cause it's not something that will come by again.

I really want to share those good memories with someone but it seems like an impossible task because no one can truly walk in my shoes (or anyone's shoes).

[EH100501AC]

I'm gonna make a general statement and say that pre-9/11 were the good ol' days.

[Hairball]

I'm sure all of us at times think of things in the past, it's just human nature.

However, just don't dwell too much on it, it's nice to think of happy times back then, but the past is the past, and you don't wanna be stuck there.

[stealth]

I'm gonna make a general statement and say that pre-9/11 were the good ol' days.
+1
They sure were for me...It coincides with before the tech bubble burst, so I was young and making tons of money, single, and leading the "good life". :) After that it was working for half the money and bouncing around shatty companies ...until about 3yrs ago when things started to get good again.

I try not to think of the bad times, but sometimes you can remember bright spots even in bad times.

[JAC]

I like to reminisce about the time when RFD wasn't a Blog.

[sleepyguy]

Definately,

I actually enjoyed Jr High more then HS... HS people seemed to just group together more in their specific areas. Still it was a blast.

So true though that once you get in the work force 9-5, damn does the years just blow by. -sg

[nickia]

Definately,

I actually enjoyed Jr High more then HS... HS people seemed to just group together more in their specific areas. Still it was a blast.

So true though that once you get in the work force 9-5, damn does the years just blow by. -sg

I have the feeling that as people get older, they become more impersonal.:!:

[stealth]

I like to reminisce about the time when RFD wasn't a Blog.

lol...+1

[Alvito]

i remember the time me and my friend ate these chocolate hard candies and spat it in a water bottle, shook it and said it was **** water. we laughed all class long and thats how we got through that boring class. i dont think ms bonsor approved of our way of killing time.

looking back at it, i can say one thing about myself, i was easily amused.

[corrupt123]

I wish I could remember the good times... or anything at all for that matter :cry:

[Nikita]

I like to reminisce about the time when RFD wasn't a Blog.

LOL....touche JAC!

I wish I could remember the good times... or anything at all for that matter :cry:

LOL...pot is supposed to affect short-term memory, not long-term...;)

[Impossibles]

Don't dwell on the past, just enjoy the present.

[HBP]

“It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live.”
- Albus Dumbledore

[nickia]

i remember the time me and my friend ate these chocolate hard candies and spat it in a water bottle, shook it and said it was **** water. we laughed all class long and thats how we got through that boring class. i dont think ms bonsor approved of our way of killing time.

looking back at it, i can say one thing about myself, i was easily amused.

I happen to know a teacher named Ms Bonsor. Is she by any chance a short-hair lesbian?

[leadingsimon]

Every now and then I always think back. I think its a both a good and bad thing.
I personally want to keep remembering all those things I've done. It shows that my brain is still work, even at the age of 20.