Is there an age or year of your life you would re-live?
I happened upon a book in the late 1980s named, Replay, by Ken Grimwood. It starts out with a middle age may having a heart attack at his desk. When he comes to, he’s 18 years old and in his college dorm room.
Think about that – being able to replay your life. What kind of changes would you make? Would you be kinder? Study harder? Take more changes? Or be less reckless?
As much as I would like to do all of the above, anything I did would change the trajectory of my life. If I don’t date that dolt again, it wouldn’t lead me to the love of my life because how would I know what I shouldn’t put up with? Or would I seek out the love of my life sooner, because I know where he is? But doesn’t he have to go through his own situations to work his way to me?
So I guess if I could replay my 20s with the knowledge of where I need to be at a particular date and time, I’d live them smarter both in brain power and common sense.
Thoughts From The Passenger Seat 
I would want to replay parts of my young adult life- like taking more time to figure myself out before settling into a relationship, and finding ways to go down the career path I felt was right for me. In these scenarios though I always wonder how those changes might have impacted my becoming a mom. I think my kids are pretty great people. It’s very hard to imagine not having them just as they are right now.
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That’s exactly how I feel!
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I wouldn’t want to replay any part of my life. It happened just the way Jesus planned it, both the good and the bad
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I can’t argue with that!
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