I do have regrets. As much as we would like to say that we live with no regrets ("Forget regret, or life is yours to miss.."), I think it's really hard for someone to say that they have zero regrets in their life. And if someone does and truly feels that way, then I commend them.
My biggest regret is tied to "The Unbloggable". I borrowed that term from another blog that I read. I'm not sure what her "Unbloggable" event was, but mine is something that I've hinted at here and there, but never written freely about.
I'd really like to be able to share it with all of you, so I'm going to think of a way that I can, without going into too much detail. I'm very wary about what I write on the internet about it, because you never know who is reading and what will get back to whom.
With that being said, I will work on it. So, this post isn't really an answer... just a prelude of what is to come. I promised that I would answer every question truthfully.
Tonight I'm going to an awards dinner with my mom (She's worked at Riddle now for 20 years!) She's taking me as her date. From there, I am leaving to go up to NJ to spend the night with Meg, before leaving tomorrow morning to drive up to Burlington, VT. I have some great friends up there who I'm going to spend the weekend with. The drive isn't really that bad - about 5 hours from NJ. I'll try my hardest to update while I'm there, but I'm not sure of the internet situation. We'll see.
2 comments:
i love the rent song, but for me i think this quote works better: Regrets, I've had a few, but then again, too few to mention. It's from a frank sinatra song, but I think I read it somewhere (a book?) and never knew that til i just googled it to double check it. anyway, i think regrets, just like the opposite (good things? anti-regrets?) are learning experiences and things that make us who we are - no matter what the situation there is something we can take from it.
have fun this weekend!
Regrets from a few things I didn't do and should have yea.. but they aren't that major.
And I don't really regret the Marcus situation, it was a huge learning experience for me and taught me a lot about love and relationships.
Have a fabulous weekend!
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