What would you relive if you could?

[Potstubsdustbins]

A day or time in your life you would like to relive, not change just do it all again.

Remember we are family orientated gentlemen.....

First on my list would be my wedding day.

Pint in the pub with the vicar and best man before hand.

Entering the church with the vicar through the vestry, leaving family and friends out front wondering why we hadn't turned up. This was not intentional honest.

Turning to watch my lady walk toward me with a lump in my throat.

Formal wedding feast in the afternoon followed by a great dance and party at night with all my climbing and caving buddies.

Walking along Buxton main street late at night and being invited in by a mate who owned a night club to find a quite table set for two with best steak and even more wine.

Of course I would have to be 25 again and back in fine drinking fettle for the day.

[Baldy]

There's a couple that come to mind though it seems I can only mention one here

Weirdly it's carrying my son, who'd been anaesthesiased and is unconscious in my arms. He really felt like a 'dead weight' but I knew that the operation he was going for would be great for him.

[Snoop Puss]

Falling down and then rolling down a snowy slope with Mr Snoop back in 1981 and knowing he was the one.

Just celebrated our first wedding anniversary!

[Thelma Sanders]

My thirties - newly single again and old enough to enjoy myself, rather than worry about everything as I had done when younger

I did the silly things lots of holidays and weekends away, in fact, all the things I should really have done years before. Good times

[Cadalot]

The period of around eighteen months when all I did was enjoy life to the complete full after day release and evening classes for five years which was after school and before I started a four year part time degree. When life was all about dancing at a different nightclub nearly every night, flirting and not wanting a serious girlfriend which appeared to attract the opposite sex more than when I was looking for a serious girlfriend, roller disco, CB Fox Hunting, holiday in Spain with my wing man and best buddy.

Deciding we were going to roller-skate from his house to my house, then to a girl's house we knew because he wanted to flirt with her, and I got lumbered with her friend, picking up chips from the chip shop and stuffing them whilst skating back to his place.

A huge group of us (guys & girls) in a front room watching a certain Linda Lovelace film which was for most of us the first exposure to that particular form of movie which was so entertaining because of the banter it produced. OMG you see worse things on the TV these days but then it was quite shocking

[JanieB]

1963. Longest winter on record followed by a glorious summer. I became 16, I was in love with the boy who later became my husband and father of my children. There were parties and I failed most of my "O" levels. That wasn't the disaster it sounds. Our headmaster was a mysogenist and didn't allow girls to take subjects like maths and science. I got the chance to take the subjects I'd chosen originally and passed the lot.

[Nannysally99]

This is going to take me a long while to think about ......

[Snoop Puss]

Great thread, Potty. Thanks for starting it.

[JanieB]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^. It was the year before I actually had any real responsibilities. See comment about "in love" and "husband".

[noviceveggrower]

Errr I'm afraid I can't think of any event really that I would want to re live.

[veggiechicken]

I'd rather not relive anything - just live for the moment, cherish the memories and move on.

[jackarmy]

tomorrow ...

[Potstubsdustbins]

Sometimes I agree with you VC but in dreamland etc

Not a big occasion for anyone else but I would love to feel once more the feeling I had in of the summer of 67.

I had been trying to beat the 'Flying Buttress' on Dinas Cromlech in Llanberis pass all year and always failed at the final crux. One day a guy who I much later found out was the famous climber Joe Brown said "change the move to this" and explained what he meant, darn me I made it all the way to the top don't think I have ever felt so elated.

[Hazel at the Hill]

Sorry - I read this 'what would you relieve if you could', and wondered why peeps weren't saying things like 'bad back', 'housemaids knee' etc.

But for reliving, I guess rather than special moments which I still treasure, it's things that I didn't realise were special at the time, and I'd go back just to be a bit more appreciative!

[burnie]

A weeks camping at the side of the East Coast Mainline near Grantham in 1963, seeing steam trains roaring by.