1 ticket on a time machine, please
If you could go back in time to change something, what would it be?
I started thinking about it and the list just got longer and longer, and the dates started going back further and further.
Now – I know this blog reaches the eyes of some pretty resourceful people… there’s got to be atleast one of you who knows someone that has access to a time machine, right? :)
How much would that valuable ticket cost? $1000? 1 Million? Your Soul?
Now – if you could go back in time… however far back you choose… and you could bring a list of things you want to be sure your new path doesn’t miss on the second round… what would those things be? What would you try to teach yourself about the last 6 months or year or 10 years?
Just one little itsy bitsy thing can change so much, huh? Maybe if that never happened… or that person had cancelled… or if the weather had been different that day…
Life is a mystery.

i think you should rent back to the future and make one of your own, then invite me along for the ride. also, if i move to california within the next two weeks, you’re my date for michel gondry’s new movie eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, deal?
I would go back to my last year of high school and change all my plans for college.
kat, i’ll be psyched if you come here! that movie looks good.. but currently the thought of watching a movie where someone is fighting to forget the bad and hold onto the good just seems agonizing to me right now…
i would not change a thing. with all the pain and frustrations that we all go through, we always end up just as strong. I know that sounds sappy and like a cliche, but honestly here…if it were not for being broken down to the lowest common demoninator, I would never be as strong as I am today…and I would have never been enough for those friends and family members who needed me in their darkest days.
ok..well..maybe one thing…I would have convinced my parents to buy stock in microsoft back in the early days :P
oh…well..maybe one more thing. I guess I wish I was back in NYC when the attacks in september 11th happened. regardless of the safety concerns, I wish I was home with my friends and family when it all happened. I feel like a traitor (in some sense) for not being there.