I have no wish to go forward in time. Why would I? All that would achieve is to bring me a day nearer to my death or if not death the disabilities that come with old age. I suppose I could go past dates in my expected life time to way into the future, to a time where perhaps there is no end. A place and time where solutions have been found for all medical ailments and surgical procedures are so advanced that organs and joints are easily cared for.
Do I want to do this forward time travel ? Certainly not if my friends don’t come along. Even if they did I don’t know that I want to live forever. It would mean, I presume, that one would have to work until well into the hundreds as something or somebody has to pay for this longevity. I don’t want to give up retirement. I am enjoying it too much.
If I did go, could I have a guarantee that the world I found myself in would be a nice place to live. Perhaps global warming will have made it impossible to live above ground or indeed, I could choose a time when the earth no longer existed.
I think I will choose to move no further forward than tomorrow. Tomorrow will be a nice day with a visit from a girl friend, my customary walks with the dog, a swim and some hours on the computer. Yes. I think that is where I’ll fast forward to.
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How about going back in time knowing what we know now? My father used to say he would not do anything different. I, on the other hand, would do many thing different. Dial me back twenty-five or thirty years and I am convinced you would now be talking to a world famous writer. :>)
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I have to admit there are a few things I’d like to do differently but would that change those things that I wouldn’t want any different. You could lose too much to have one thing and would you have the passion then to the extent you have the passion now? Anyway, I thought I was talking to a world famous writer. 🙂
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Sorry to disappoint. :>)
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You don’t disappoint – I was giving you a compliment. You have followers from around the world (of which I’m one) and I enjoy your thought provoking writing. 🙂
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thanks for that, I was attempting humor, but didn’t come off that way. I stayed up late , midnight, watching the New England Patriots beat Indianapolis. Love watching quarterback Tom Brady and now a new hero, Blount.
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Good decision 🙂
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Thanks
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sounds like a young person posed that daily prompt. Yes, I’m not sure I want to go any further than tomorrow either. As you get older, it seems that you accept life more as it is. The need to go back in time to do thing differently or skip ahead is not so much a need or desire. But enjoying what is, is what’s most important.
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