Whistle Wit

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If I could relive the past five years, there are many things I would change. First of all, I would have never, ever taken that first line of cocaine, which ended up in an uncontrollable addiction. Second, I probably would have tried to work things out with my ex, instead of running for the hills the moment that things went sour.  I really hate the fact that I hurt him with my indecision. I also would have taken my previous job a bit more seriously. I could probably be a supervisor now if I hadn’t fooled around and gotten terminated.

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If I found out I only have two weeks to live, I would probably not spend those two weeks regretting anything about my past. In fact, the only thing I would really regret would be not being able to watch my children grow up, and then watch them have children. I would definitely be spending those two weeks with them, making sure they knew exactly how much I loved them. I would also want to spend time with my family and friends. I would definitely want to leave this world surrounded by the ones that I care about.

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If I could change one thing about my home, it would have got to be the bathrooms. I have always wanted a huge garden tub so I can stretch out in and relax, but right now we have tiny tubs in our bathrooms. Not only would a garden tub be lovely, but maybe a window in the ceiling so I can see the stars while relaxing in a hot bath. I would also love to redecorate it. I don’t know why I thought pastel butterflies would be a good idea. They don’t really match my personality.

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Being a single mom of three kids, it is very hard for me to find the time to be bored. But, during those rare occasions, I do fight boredom by writing. While I may never become a published writer, I do enjoy spending time at my keyboard, pounding out words. Not only is it a good creative outlet, but it is also very therapeutic as well. When I’m not writing, I’m probably curled up with a good book and a cold drink. And, if I just cannot get into either one of those things, I use my free time to catch up on my sleep. I never seem to have enough.