Getting to Know You - January 10

[Ann]

Let's imagine that you've been asked to write an autobiography of your life and you're limited to 50 chapters. You finish the book, only to find you have 51 chapters and you must delete one. Which chapter of your life would you leave out of the story?

[Kasey]

The Cancer chapter!!!!

Kasey

[Ann]

I think I would omit the chapter about my teenage years. Although my teenage years were good, they were a bit boring compared to other times in my life and would mean very little to a reader.

[Maryanne]

This job I am doing now!

Maryanne

[DanaBrooke]

Which chapter of your life would you leave out of the story?

Watching a loved one die chapter.

[dchurchi]

My 1st marriage chapter

[Geri]

Definitely the one covering 2007.

[Ry]

The years between age 8-15-- not a time to remember or that anyone would want to read about.

[sharyn]

Hmmm I have a few I would like to delete... but the one I guess I most want gone would be watching Daddy die.

[Patti B]

Let me see - I was dx'd 9/29/06 - so from 9/28/06 on I would def delete.

[LynneH]

***delete***delete***Jim's death***delete***delete***

[tnmynatt]

The traumatic end to Charlie's life here on earth.

[Nova]

I would cheat, and delete little bits of each year, here and there.

[laban]

I'd definitely delete the first marriage

[kamataca]

Those 13-17 years. I'm glad for the lessons I learned from them, but I'd be horrified to share them with the world. What a goob I was!

Kelly

[JB]

some days I fell like i'd erase the whole darn thing.lol. As it is...I am tempted to say the cancer chapter, but I truly believe that this chapter isn't finished yet and something good will come out of it, not sure what, but something good. I'm going to go with the high school college years. Only because I had A LOT of FUN, but knowing what I know now, I would have worked harder in High School and gone to a bigger college for undergrad and had MORE FUN.