Just wondering.........?

I would like Australia to move a bit closer.

I can really identify with you on this , Ayse . I have 3 daughters and there is rarely a time when they are all getting on. I find it stressful because there is nothing I can do.

As someone said upthread that people who aren't worriers are often arrogant and thoughtless, I'll no doubt, according to her be just that, although it's all supposition.
Nothing could make my life better, as I love the life I have, however, I woukd love to re-lived the years from 22 - 58 when my children were at home

I think like many of you, to be less fearful, and worry less about things I’ve got no control over.

woukd would

GabriellaG54

Not my maxim, my friend said it to make me feel better. Sorry you took it so personally, it definitely wasn't directed at you.

To be pain free.

LondonGranny
Mea culpa
...the fault was/is all mine.
I actually read your post and fully understood that you were repeating someone else's view.
Why I couched my response in the way I did, I have no idea and no excuse.
Please accept my apology to you.
Next time, I'll be sure to respond according to the facts in the comment I refer to. ?

Being able to turn back the clock to February of this year would make my life 100% happier.

For my two Daughter in laws to be friends, they have not spoken to each other for twenty years, breaks my heart and makes family get togethers so very difficult.

To be less of a worrier. I worry about most things but in particular I worry about how my DH, who is younger then me, would cope if I died before him. I am thankful though that I probably have less to worry about than some of you lovely people up-thread who seem to have some very real worries indeed. These are for you.

GabriellaG54
No worries. I think words on the internet can so easily be misconstrued. No tone of voice or facial expression. and emoticons aren't much help either.

For our family problems to come to an end and there at least be some contentment for us all.

Worry less about things I’ve got no control over.

Sara; I've said this before, but it's worth another airing!
If you don't like something, change it.
If you can't change it, change you attitude.

Meaning, if you really want to worry, do so about things you do have control over.
Fortunately, I've outlived most of my worries; There may be others still in the pipeline, but who cares? I won't be around to worry about them!

I need all my aches and pains to go away, and let me get about like I used to.

Just to be less "windy" would make me more confident in company. We'll, better still, not "windy" at all.

Fantasy: I'd love a self-driving car; then I wouldn't be totally depenedent on people to take me where I need, or would like, to go.

Reality: Well, I suppose I'd like to be able to see but I'm used to not seeing now so it's no big deal - and I don't really have anything else I'd want to change.

Oh BradfordLass I wish I had a magic wand so I could make you be able to see again.......x

More research into thyroid conditions and Hashimotos. More understanding given to thyroid patients. More treatments available for hypothyroidism, rather than just one which does not work for everyone.

I'd like the tooth fairy to come and put back the few teeth I've lost. I'd give back the 6d that I got for my milk teeth!

DanniRae That's very sweet, a magic wand would be great - but I have quite a few 'work-arounds' now.

My son equipped my phone so I can talk to it; I have learned to do far more than I ever imagined just by feel.

For instance, I recently took 30cm from the sleeves of a blouse and sewed a hem round what was left - all by just feeling where to place the needle as it slid down my thumb nail.

I use light and dark a lot more, I'm more attentive to what I can hear and smell and with the aid of technology I can still use my PC.

I do all right