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If you could 'System Restore' your life.......
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....what year would you go back to and why? Id go back to 1968 and accept that job offer of a trainee camera operator with the brand new, fledgling, London Weekend Television.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thankyou very much for answering my post Islowry and poodicat.I did think it was an interesting topic and worthy of a little discussion but as usual the Chatterbank In-Crowd has made sure that nobody else gets a look in .Its hard to see how a site like CB which is available worldwide should be controlled by possibly less than 50 regular contributors.
I was given a grammar school place ...long story ..
I went to secondary school ,and it wasn't enough
for me so I gave up on my studies as I was bored
so if could go back in time and change circumstances
it would have been grammar school , the weird thing is my
best friend went to grammar and ended up as a single mum of
3 and on the benefit system , and never worked .
I went to secondary school ,and it wasn't enough
for me so I gave up on my studies as I was bored
so if could go back in time and change circumstances
it would have been grammar school , the weird thing is my
best friend went to grammar and ended up as a single mum of
3 and on the benefit system , and never worked .
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I would go back to April 15, 1945,or in fact the week before.
I was in the army and chose to go to a place called Bergen Belsen(we had no idea what it was).
I could have chosen to stay where we were and do "ordinary" duties,but silly me I went thinking it would be nice to get away fro the humdrum army life.
That day has coloured the rest of my life,and I can never wipe out the images of the things I saw there.
I was in the army and chose to go to a place called Bergen Belsen(we had no idea what it was).
I could have chosen to stay where we were and do "ordinary" duties,but silly me I went thinking it would be nice to get away fro the humdrum army life.
That day has coloured the rest of my life,and I can never wipe out the images of the things I saw there.
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