Starting smoking.

Yes, that i started watching that casey anthony trial

Starting smoking

Thinking Secondary School was boring

Add's smoking too my list

Now you know you really don't mean that!

Leaving school at fifteen ................................I got an education later - as an adult and I'm glad I did but ..............I could have done so much more if I'd done it all sooner!

ay jue you still have time for more children x

Smoking

Casey Anthony Trial

and drink 

and mine

Regrets...........to few to mention 

you want it again 

Watching series 1 of BB. Lost every summer since.

I did what I had to do 

em you heard of this little trial thats going on

Nah, too old now  my mate's got a 2 yr old and it make's me really broody, think it's the empty nest sthat's doing it really

I refuse to add to the viewing figures of Richard Desmond.

awwwwwwww bless ya  xxx

it was the best thing for me having 2 more tho

No i dont really, im loving it, but prob suffering vitamin D deficiency or something

You can get lamps that do it for ya, ya know 

so i can sit indoors on the putter and never go out I like the sound of that!

Of course 

I've learnt from all of the majorly stupid stuff I've done ....so only one real regret ....same as many others - I wish I'd never started smoking

I`ll take the blame for that.  Sun bed >>>>>>   

Forgiven? 

not regrets because everything happens for a reason (imo) , but i certainly have "i wonder what would have happened if..."  -  gone for a different interview before accepting the first post (twice!!) , stayed on at school,  not crossed that road!!

Many,

1 Not learning music as a child

2 Not taking my last employers to court

3 Quite a few drunken acts of self destructive stupidity

4 Not sticking with one particular relationship

5 Spending money unwisely, usually connected with (3)

Definitely not having children, when I probably could have, but didn't know at that time that I'd later find out that I couldn't.....Everything else, well hey ho, you live and learn

That's sad ...............I'm sure you've been fulfilled in other ways though. I have a friend in the same situation - I know she really would have loved kids of her own - it took her a long time to accept it but - she's a great auntie/friend to all kids of her friends and family. Her life has been different to mine but - she's made it all good!

Oh, I'm the same Suzi, world's best auntie....even more so than most i guess, 'cos I have an identical twin sis' and her children just think they have two mum's!

I fully believe that! I'm not a twin but I have a sister who like me has three kids - they were all born before mine and I loved them like my own. I know it sounds daft (Iwas young) but when I was pregnant with my first - I was honestly worried that I wouldn't love him as much as my nephew and nieces (daft I know) but that's how much I loved them - and still do - obviously my three kids are special but ............I still love my sisters kids with the same intensity (as she does mine) - it's lovely that you have that and ..........lovely that they have you!

Rashly doing up my zip at top speed a couple of minutes ago whilst a la commando. 

we had similar thread to this, C4 i think

mine is when my ma phoned and said my dad was trying to phone her (he was ill in a nursing home but had a mobile) but cos he was a 'stroke victim' she couldnt understand him-but i could, we had my then girlfriend little sisters round at the time-chaos-so i phoned, couldnt get through-i thought, i'll phone him first thing

but i had a call in the morning from the home saying my dad had died

and

i regret not trying again-cos i wanted to know what he was wanting to say to us

always felt guilty

but my mates said i wasnt to know, so.....

on a lighter note-my other regret was not hanging around the hotel in 1979/80 to get a tour jacket offa debbie harry

everyone else got one lol

pirate.  I know how you feel. (1st regret not the 2nd)

Super.   I wear the best auntie crown in my family.  When my now adult niece was little she believed everyone had a Mummy, Daddy and an Auntie Helen.

oh yeah,

about 20 years ago

i went to the bookies to put a couple of quid on a gold cup or derby horse a 100-1 outsider

when i got to said bookies-the effing place had shut down

the horse won

nortons coin it was called

and it stuck in my mind cos i didnt bet

I just keep singing that song when i see this thread bumped. 

>>I've had a few...

One of my regrets (and I have a few) is that I didn't ask my parents more about their lives before they were married and  when they were young..... 

I have this regret too Baz.   I think they must have spoken about it at times but I was to wrapped up in myself to have listened properly, I wonder if my two daughters will have the same regrets?....

I think times are different now, my Mum & Dad were "Just" Mum & Dad"...

My children see us as "Mum & Dad" but, see us (we allow them) as people with a past......(and not just an Historical one)   

The only thing to regret is living in the past
The only thing to feel sorrow for is not living each day to the fullest.
The only thing to do to repent is to sincerely say, I'm sorry.

Don't live your life regretting yesterday.
Live your life so tomorrow you won't regret today.

If only I could do this.

Awwwwwwwwwwwww - that's lovely.

Believe it or not - my nieces and nephew never called me auntie - it was always Soozy (or Soozy woo) my sister called her youngest after me .............I am Big Soozy Woo and I have a niece (now aged 30) who is known as little Soozy Woo. It's wonderful to bear your own children but ...............it is really wonderful to be a loving (and loved) auntie too IMO.