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Forwards, to the time were people can stay healthy all the time. I alway say I was born to early. I want to see how the world is changing. That there are possibilities to travel in space (beam me up scotty)in your mind or in time all over. I would love to live 100 or 200 years from now.
If I could live at one age all my life, I would have my own age...41 is the best age I can imagine. :) (but please with the face and the body from my twenties!!) |
Forward due to health reasons. Fingers crossed that any relevant civilization would exist.
I love research. History was my thing. I don't need to go back... Although the shocking odors might be worth a memorable gag or two. |
Back, so i could be with my Daddy again.He passed away when i was 14 and i still miss him.
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Back to the 50's or 60's when the everything seemed to be a "Leave it to Beaver" kind of world. At least on TV and in the movies, people seemed to be kinder, more neighborly, less stressed, and really could leave their doors unlocked. It's probably a romanticised view, but it seems like it would be nice.
As for what age I'd stay at, I'm really not sure. I'd probably stay at 23 or so, before some medical issues cropped up and I was still a healthy hottie. :-) |
I so agree I really feel that way. Oh and the Leave it to beaver era. I think I was meant to be June Cleaver. Ok I cannot cook, or clean does that matter?
Originally Posted by Pam
Back, definately. I always thought that I was born 100 years too late.
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Originally Posted by lilpoohbearie
I so agree I really feel that way. Oh and the Leave it to beaver era. I think I was meant to be June Cleaver. Ok I cannot cook, or clean does that matter?
Originally Posted by Pam
Back, definately. I always thought that I was born 100 years too late.
But I loved that show!!! :D |
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