What I Would Like To See

I've only been to ONE play, Stratford's rendition of As You Like It, and I did not enjoy myself what so ever. Why? Well, I didn't have a clue as to what was going on. Number one, I couldn't understand what they were saying for the life of me and number two, I couldn't be bothered to pay attention to something I didn't want to watch. I'm turned off of plays, to say the least. However, if I were to be able to choose what I want to see at a play, I would like to see lots of drama. Fights and crying are a must when it comes to dramatic plays. It's also important to add a little comic relief. There's always that one character who provides the comedy, and they are usually the most likeable. I would also want to see some real life issues; something similar to what someone may experience in reality. Those types of plays are usually heartwrenching, and the most intriguing to watch. Characters wise, I want to see a variety of characters; people with different personailities and beliefs which would make the play come together. It would be waaaaaay too boring otherwise.

Looking Into The Future

If I had to choose whether to go back into the past and change one thing or be forced to look into the future, I would much rather look into the future. Why? Simply because I think it would be nice to see what my life has in store for me. Though I do have some regrets in life, I think that I have learned from those mistakes and have become a better, stronger person because of it. Looking into my future is has its advantages since I'll know what to expect. I'll be able to avoid what I don't want to happen by taking extreme measures and doing everything I can to stop it and I'll also be able to anticipate what good things are to happen to me in my future.

A Day In the Life of Me at Age 85

At age 85, I'll be living the life. I'll be retired, relaxed and looking fabulous. I won't be struggling to breathe, with an oxygen tank in hand, because I'll be the healthiest 85 year old known to man. I'll be actively participating in marathons and keeping up with my health. My health is my first piority. I'll be rich since I would be living off my pension plan, as well as my deceased husband's life insurance. Yes, that's right. I am going to outlive my husband. Also, my family will visit me every day, because I will have the best daughters/sons and granddaughters/sons, who will take care of me, if need be of course. Then with the money I have, I'll be able to buy myself a mansion. Won't need one, still going to live in one. Lastly, I will learn to embrace my wrinkles, though I'll do everything I can to avoid/cover them up. Olay, you will be my saviour.