Don't look back (you can never look back) | Thread profile

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I can relate and I had a full decade of lard-assitude more than you! Here's to a brighter future for us both.

Never had Couch Slouch Syndrome but I do want it occasionally as I get older.

I look at it this way: Every single experience of my life - both good and bad - was necessary to make me what I am today. I'm generally happy with my life today so I guess that it's all been for the good.

i'm too busy experiencing now to try to spend time in the past. the past is gone. the future remains as yet an unrealized potentiality with a high degree of probability of occurence. that leaves only the present in which to live. be well, jim

I got over myself with that regretting yesterday stuff a long time ago. It's good only for self-flagellation--provided, of course, that you've learned any lessons from the experience. Meanwhile, I'm reminded of the sig line used by someone here for a while. It went, Someday we'll all look back on this, and plow...

I kind of figure that it's useless to fret about what's behind. What's ahead is the only thing important.

Don't worry about it, just slick your hair back, slap on them Wayfarers, and go ride your bike.

It amazes me that, even with the bolded emphasis, everyone is picking up the exact opposite of what I'm saying. Good. Great. I'm really glad that none of you regret your pasts. Now, go read my OP again.

You also said this: Originally Posted by SaiKaiTai Sometimes I bemoan the 20 years I spent on the couch.