I am in my mid-forties now and am in that reflective time of my life. All things considered, I live a fairly comfortable life. I have had some heartache along the way but God has seen me through. Things have turned out well even though it didn't seem like there was a light at the end of the clichéd tunnel. I have a good job, a great wife and daughter, a good church family. If I could go back in time, I wish my current wife had been my first one and wish I could have completed my college degree when I was in my early twenties, although I did finish it up about five years ago. I wish I had saved more money back when I was still living at home and making $8 an hour when minimum wage was $4.

Anyways, what would you go back and change?

Nothing but my underwear.

Actually I would have carried my education further, never tried drugs or alcohol, and came to Jesus sooner.

Saved more money, stayed away from alcohol and cigarettes, gone to college earlier and into a different field. BUT, all things are in God's timing and I'm right where I'm supposed to be.

Taken that trip to Alaska when I had the opportunity as a teenager, but was too afraid to ask my boss for the time off at my "minimum wage job" at the time.

NOT MUCH BUT would have like to spend more time with my dad now that he is gone

Got college right the first time. Other than that, I'm good.

I would start Buckmasters and looked up them apple boys and made a 1000 dollar donation.

If going back meant that I wouldn't have my son and his precious family in my life then I'd never go back. All the bad that I went thru to get here was worth it to get to have my grandkids in my life.

Well, there was that fat redhead, nevermind, gives me chills thinking about it. Carry on.

Never woulda smoked a cigarette.. And found aldeer before this season!!!

Our struggles and experiences make us who we are but I would say save more money and definitely never picked up a cigarette.I'm so glad I kicked that habit about 5 years ago.

According to Doc Brown, going back in time could disrupt the space time continuum.

We all know that 1.21 jigawatts in 1984 was not easy to come by.

I seen a girl in the Platnum club in 1994 that gave me a bad case of the jigawatts. Doc Brown was looking in the wrong places.

Mangler that sounds like it needs it's own thread.

Spot on. I probably could have lived a little cleaner but it put me in the spot I'm in now. I wouldn't trade it for anything

That's the thing, you never know what one little tweek, would do to the whole "current situation". I would like to be able to say that my wife now, was my first and only, but if so, I may have a son, just not the one I have now. I may also have a daughter, but just not the one I have now. God puts where He wants us and when He wants us there for a reason. To this day I still wonder what the reasons are from time to time. Having said all that, other than saving all the money I blew on guns, cigarettes (I'm now a reformed smoker ), beer and pole dancers . I wouldn't change a thing.

Picked the right lottery numbers.

I would not change any decisions I made concerning my wife or relationship with Christ. However, I definitely would not have given up the gas line stand on Jan. 12, 2008 to the new guy in the club. It cost me a 152" 8pt with matching split brow tines(which made him a 10pt). That still bothers me a little.
Oh wait, and I would have bought the 1976 Toyota Land Cruiser for $3000 in 1995. That's all for now.

I would have went to Ag school and become a farmer.