If you could jump in a tardis today….

Kate1949

Or to wander around Venice again and pop into Harry's bar for a Bellini. Even though we knew we were being ripped off, it felt so decadent.

It's a bit special, so you budget for it. Better than buying cheap souvenirs! My husband and I had coffee and cakes at Florian's cafe, even though we knew it would be cheaper a few streets away.

I'd go back to see my mum again so we could go for one of our lunches and have a good yarn. She made me promise not to go back to my controlling ex husband, who I had just walked out on before she died. I kicked him to the kerb, got my divorce and I am much happier on my own. She would just love that.

We could go together yes timetogo x

I would relive my grandson’s barmitzvah or my 70 surprise birthday party -2 of the happiest and proudest days of my life
And then a return trip to vietnam

elleks The first time we went to Venice we went to Florians too. However, we were given a voucher from our hotel to have a very small biscuit and a coffee there for three euros!

I'd go back to 29th December 1994 to save my Mum who died needlessly because her neighbour phoned the GP, who came out 3 hours later, instead of phoning an ambulance as an emergency. When the GP came out, he immediately called an ambulance because she had had an aneurysm and she died on the way to hospital.

I still miss her.

I would take my sister with me to visit my darling maternal Granny, we could tell her we were ok and let her know of our families and lives. I would tell her that I have remembered so much of her good advice and how helpful it’s been over the years.

( she died the month before I was 19 and my sister was nearly 3)

(If I can be extra greedy I would love Mum to be there also)

Oh I can't choose between going back for a day in the Victorian era to see my town and villages as they were or, going back to the 70s when my Mum and Nannie were still alive and asking them all the ancestry questions I have!

I'd jump back in time to ask my mum and her sisters more about the family - I've been doing the family tree and would love to hear some stories about my grandparents.

April '67 when I had a magical walk alongside some cascading waterfalls at a place called Bruar in Scotland.

I would like to go back and meet Elizabeth I, my all time heroine.

I think I’d like to go back to my parents’ wedding day, and meet all the people who were there, including my great grandma, who was a Victorian. My parents have been married for over 70 years, and it would be so nice to be able to talk to them with some knowledge about their families and friends, as only two others that were there are now still alive.

I would go back in time (can it do that) and tell my husband who died 2 years ago that I love him and miss him so much

If we're talking about going back in time, one of my choices would be Dallas, November 22, 1963, so I could finally find out the truth about who shot JFK.

I can think of lots of other times but it depends on the reception one would get!

I would go back to 3 days before my mother died. It was still covid restrictions and I didn’t hug her before I left because of this. I would hug her goodbye and tell her I loved her. It was the last time I saw her.

Well we don`t need a passport HeaavenLeigh.
Watch this space.

I would go back to when my three children were preschool and we were all together and so happy!

How many hours are there is in fantasy day because I'd like to go to see the cherry blossom in Kyoto and then stop off in Delhi on the way back to see my lovely friends

I'd go back to a day when my grandfather was a little boy...he had a pretty awful childhood.
I'd sit with him, give him a big hug and tell him to hold on, things will get better.

I would magically arrive in Macchu Picu . Always wanted to get there but firstly cash and now health means that it is extremely unlikely I will get there any other way. My other place was Ulan Batour the capital of Outer Mongolia. Have had those two places in my mind from the age of 5. Ah well I did get to many other places but what fun to have the Tardis available to use.

I would go forward to see how my son DIL and granchildren were doing ,in say, 20 years time. I definitely will not be around and no wish to have face to face contact just a sneaky precis peek !

Any day about 3 years ago, before covid and DH's Alzheimer’s diagnosis, when everything was so normal.

I think I'd go back to where I've made mistakes in my life, though in the end everything has worked out fine. Strange to think that one different decision will alter absolutely everything that happens to you from that time on.

As its the tardis, I'd head back in time. I'm researching family history and going back to the early 1800s and actually seeing my ancestors might make my job a lot easier!