because then i could
- fast forward through my commute
- pause my lunch hour so that i can actually have some time to shop at kohls for new bras without caring if i get stuck behind two stay at home moms and their snotty/tan/skinny 16 year old daughters who aren't in school because they have the summer off; who don't care that i have to be back at the office in 2 minutes and probably can't even fathom what having to go to work every day is like because their rich husbands just hand them money and let them shop all day.
- fast forward through the unbearable propaganda videos that i'm forced to watch in my mba class (am i the *only* liberal business person??)
hell, who am i kidding - i would just fast forward through my entire work week and do the weekends in slow-mo, record my best memories and forever delete the crappy ones*.
*unless a valuable lesson was learned, in which case they should probably stick around.
about me
- kt
- Denver, Colorado, United States
- i'm 33. i live with my husband, baby daughter 2 dogs and 1 kitty. i'm a chemical engineer with an MBA and work in technical sales. i tend to bite off more than i *think* i can chew and end up with a full bulging mouth for awhile before i can finally swallow. i thrive in chaos, but strive for order.
not a bad idea... I think I'd want to rewind and repeat a few things myself.
ReplyDeleteIf only...
ReplyDeleteThe problem is, often you never know which experiences will teach you important lessons until months or years down the road, and what if you erase that experience accidentally?
ReplyDeleteyeah.. i was assuming that i would know automatically if a lesson was learned. since it's my daydream and all =)
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