Who knew this was going to be such a fun topic?!? I love all of your answers. I don't know if I'd travel in time if it was my choice, but a part of me thinks I wouldn't be able to resist. Wouldn't it be amazing to see all the things we've read about?
This has been so fun blogging and reading all the comments. I think we're split, 50/50 on whether we would change something. I guess it depends on how big a mistake was made, right?
Patricia--quit worrying about that decision to move and how it impacted your son. For all you know, the kids in 4th grade at the old school would have made his life miserable there. I have daughters, but I know that 4th-6th grades were brutal for them and they didn't change schools. It's just an age when kids go whacky for awhile. Your son is probably a stronger person for the strife and one day he'll find that lost soul. :)
It's so interesting to see all of your comments! I struggled answering this question for myself even after writing a book about it.
When I look back at all the pivitol moments of my life I can see how they all led me to the point I am at here and now--and I like the person that's come out of that. Changing the past would also change who I am and maybe the person I'd be without all those experiences wouldn't be someone I liked...and then again, maybe she'd better. thinner... richer.... Okay, back to square one. Would I change....