Reader Friday-A New Take On An Old Question

You know the question that is always asked:  If you could go back and do your life over, what would you do differently?

Yawn.

“Time is the fire in which we burn…” ~Malcolm McDowell’s character, Soran, in Star Trek VII.

 

Instead, TKZers, let’s answer this question:

If I could travel back in time, what would I do exactly the same?

(Way less to choose from put this way, eh?)    🙂

Me? Leave LA and return to the PNW!

 

 

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About Deb Gorman

Deb Gorman is an author, blogger, and speaker who escaped from a 9-5 job in the medical field to pursue what she really loves—words, words, and more words. A lifelong resident of the Pacific Northwest, she writes fiction and non-fiction in between long walks through orchard country with her husband, Alan, and playing with Kimber, their German Shepherd/Malinois mix. You can catch up with Deb on her website, debggorman.com, and email her at debster145@gmail.com

26 thoughts on “Reader Friday-A New Take On An Old Question”

  1. Easy. In May of 1997 I’d pack up my meager belongings and my awesome black lab in my little Honda and move to Arizona where I get the absolute joy of being surrounded by mountains, beautiful blue skies and fluffy white clouds every day. WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY better than ho-hum Maryland.

    There is literally not a day that I don’t give thanks for getting to live surrounded by mountains (AND in a climate that doesn’t make it come with six feet of snow!) 😎

    • Good morning, Brenda…

      Sounds delightful, almost like what I’m surrounded with every day. Just throw in a few orchards surrounding us and that snow on the ground–which I love.

      We have a great view of Mt. Adams from our yard…AND there’s a spot in our downtown area where you can see Mt. Adams and Mt. Rainier at the same time. That’s really cool.

      Have a good day!

  2. For sure the month I spent in Israel in 1979. I traveled from Sharm El-Sheikh in the south, all of the Negev, Mt. Siani, Judea and Sumeria, along the Jordan River, Galilee (for sure still dancing with a soldier at a disco on the shores of Galilee), The Syrian and Lebanese borders, Jerusalem, the Mediterranean coast, Gaza.

    I would still ask the girl down the block out. It didn’t last but she was beautiful and fun to be with.

    • Hi Alan!

      Maybe someday I’ll take a trip like that, if I can pry myself away from the most beautiful place in this beautiful country. (Not much of a traveler am I…)

      Thanks for dropping by!

  3. I would marry my wonderful husband of almost 40 years, adopt our lovely daughter from Russia, have our amazing sons, and write my first novel. 🙂

  4. Changing anything would change everything. The good, the bad and the ugly, things I proud of and those I am ashamed of all brought me to today. I would want to be nowhere else.

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