The Front Row

Two chicks at the same time, preferably twins.

Pc load letter!? Wtf!

I would have spent more time wiht my aged parents, both of whom have now passed on, my Dad was 94 my Mom was 93. Don't get me wrong, me and my brother did take care of them, and spent a lot of our time wiht them, but I mean,,probably have done more things wiht them..like take them to the beach(they never saw the ocean), taken them to more plays and musicals,gone on vacations wiht them.....they did not want to leave their home and dog, but I would have arranged it so they comfortably could have, now looking back......now I just wish I could sit down and talk to them after so many years.....they were married 70 years together...and gleaned more wisdom of how that happens......

Done the two chicks thing a few times. My ex was really into women. It was better then advertised.

I wish I would have walked on at Ohio St. I had half a dozen D1 offers and went to one of the schools that offered me. I loved it there and always will, but if I had to do it over again I would've walked on at OSU.

I'm a happily married lawyer with two beautiful daughters. Life has treated me well, but I would love to be the Cleveland Indians owner with a NY Yankees-size payroll and a legitimate chance to bring a World Series title to Cleveland.

I wish I hadn't let my parents talk me out of joining the Marine Corps when I was in high school. My dad served during Vietnam, Grandfather during WWII and Korea. I felt a strong sense of duty and they persuaded me to postpone and join after college and become an officer. I went to OSU, had a bad accident while in school that detached both my retinas and disqualified me from future military service. I often wonder what if I had joined up at 17 back in 1996. So that, and I wish I had learned a foreign language fluently. I speak Spanglish and very bad German.

Well seeing that is a regular night for me I guess I should dress up, work out, and eat vegetables.

Honestly, I wish I would of joined the Marines and joined earlier in life. Thats about the only regret I have.

But I met my wife while I was in the Navy, so I cant really complain to much.

I wish I would have pulled out sooner......I keeeed. Love all my kids and they've made my life awesome. There are a few things I wish I hadn't done. I'd like to get to Augusta with my Dad some day - that's his Ohio Stadium and he's never been there. I'd love to see my kids marry, have families and successful carriers. As a 44 year old happily married man my "wants" are more for my family. I've been blessed with travel and I do ok financially. Maybe watch a NCship game like 2002 with my kids/wife present. The time I had in Tempe with 3 of my friends is an incredible memory.

I would give my mother one more hug and tell her that i love her and she is the greatest woman in my life. She passed away in february of 2005 from a brain aneuyrsm suffered in july of 2004. I never got to hear her talk again in those 7 months that she was in the hospital or nursing home. I was 23 when that happened. However, its mysterious the way things work. I absolutely hated the month of february. Our daughter was supposed to be born in late march of 2009 but arrived 5 weeks early on feb 20,2009. Needless to say, i believe that is my mothers way of saying you will no longer hate february.