If you could turn back time, what would you redo in your life?

Well when i was like 4-5 years old i hatted football so id like to see how my life would have ended up if continued playing :D

If I went back to my past and tried to redo something, I wouldn't be the person I am today. But to fantisize about changing something is a whole nother story. In all honesty, though, there really isn't anything I would change because if I changed one thing, then it would be like the domino effect and change everything else that has made me what I am today. Does that make sense??

You know, I've thought about this from time to time. While I have not had a perfect life or always done the "right" thing, I have always learned from my gliches and errors. And those life lessons are worth so much. I cannot imagine re-living any part of my life - whether it was good or bad. I love who I am today, and who I have become is the sum of all the good and bad that has happened over the years. So, I would not want to turn back the time at all.

There are many things which in retrospect I would have liked to have done differently. On the other hand, my life would not have turned out the way it has, if I would change those things. Although I do not like all aspects of my life, there are many aspects such as my children and other experiences that I wouldn't have had if I would have chosen a different path/done things differently. Therefore, although it's tempting, I have to say, I would change nothing.

This would be relatively recent. I would go back to April of 2007. I had a job as a payroll administrator, and was not happy with the fact that I had to work long hours and didn't have time to take my five weeks vacation because payroll always have to be done and done on time. Regardless of holidays payroll is like the mail, it must be delivered on time. I had no back up person, to allow me to get time off. Well, the job that I previously worked at had an opening, and the Manager called and asked if I was interested in the job. I immediately typed up a letter of resignation and accepted the job. Needless to say, to make a long story short, that job did not work out for me. The supervisor did not like me and made every day I worked a living nightmare. The end results are that I got laid off, and now I do not have a job. If I could turn back the hands of time, I would not have accepted that job, and dealt with the job I had. It is always said that the grass is not always greener on the other side, I learned the hard way.