going back to happiest times of your life . .

though i'm not yet that old, i also got few happiest times of my life..and i say, it's my elementary days..because in that period of my life, my parents were still not over controlling me..and i feel problem-free, because i was so playful at that time.. but different things happened in my secondary and college days, even my life after college..because i turned to be so dependent to my parents, especially to my father..he's the one who decide about what must i do, instead of going out with my friends..he didn't gave me the chance to explore and establish my sense in responsibility outside our home..and i grew up doing anything just to please him.. but no regrets today..

I have also lived a long life and I usually think back to my first few years in the military. The excitement of traveling to new places and meeting new people and seeing strange attractions was very enjoyable. Those and the times I traveled with my wife hold the most joyful memories.

I do miss the days when I am also carefree and never think of problems. I want to go back to my childhood days, the days of innocence. I miss childhood...I miss my tree house and playing like princess

I think most of us would have that kind of experience in college or university. It's the time when you could be old enough, and feel a little bit of independence. I also had that kind of group back in university. We normally have no classes on Wednesdays so, we have would go out in bars Tuesday nights. It was a time in our lives where we didn't have a care in the world. It was only after we got to our major classes, that we focused on our studies.

Well, if I could relive a certain time in my life it would be from the years 1980 to 1985. Those were great years for me. I also would change history and go with the girl of my dreams. But those days are gone and it is what it is.

I think everyone of us would have such great memories in our heart,especially when we have pressure on us and we just want to avoid the fact and go back to the past.I remember the time we spent together and it's really great and unforgettable.Anyway,there are also bright days waiting for me.Just enjoy my day.lol

I had one of the happiest times of my life from 1988 to 1989 when I was at a further education college overlooking the River Thames. I swam in the indoor pool, took boats out on the river and took enjoyable walks along the river. I had such delightful fun with my friends back then. In the second year of my course that college closed. Then I had the excitement of studying in London from 1989 to 1990. My travels to different countries have also made me very happy and they have been once every year and sometimes more often. My favorite trips were 1993 to 1994 traveling around the world and 2001 to 2002 traveling to New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. My best trip ever was to Belize, Guatemala and Mexico in 2005. I had non stop fun on that trip climbing Mayan ruins, exploring a cave and snorkeling around coral reefs. My favorite ex-boyfriend gave me a lovely time in 2005 and early 2006.

My college years were indeed the happiest times of my life too. Yes, it was always so enjoyable to get together over the weekends and enjoy parties. What I was very much happy about was sitting in the classes led by really wonderful professors. They were so good teaching the subjects of their specializations, and made sure that the students did well.

I have been through many happy periods in my life.Svhool days were great.They were days of innocence,fun,laughter and no responsibility.Then came the college days which were even more fun.I had my own music band and we had a glorious time playing on stage,in college socials and private parties. When i started working the feeling that i was earning and contributing to my house filled me with pride and a feeling of independance. Then i went off to work in a Gulf country and spent a fabulous 4 years there in some great company of numerous friends.This was the best and most happiest period of my life.Now i am retired and settled at home and though things are not so good financially,however i am content and living quite happily.

It's really hard to pick just one period of my life that was happiest. My college years when I lived in the dorm at UCLA were wonderful. I didn't have any responsibilities except to study and get good grades. I loved the conversations I was able to have with my roommates, new friends, and people from all over the world. (Sort of like myLot, except in person.) Sometimes we would talk into the wee small hours of the morning. I learned more outside of class than in class because of all these people. When we moved to Culver City, we joined a very small church that was like a family, and some of my closest friends are from there. Even though we've all moved away from it, we stay in touch. Those were also very happy years. The nine years we spent with our children at home had challenges, but they were also precious years. And I'm also happy here, now, even though I have few friends near me offline. My husband is still here, and I'm contented just being here with him, living simply, and enjoying this beautiful area.

I'm only 21, one of the happiest days of my life was spent when i was in elementary school. Back then everything was so simple.