Our pretense of invulnerability

Jun 04, 2008 21:08

I apologize for all the navel examination of late, but I was moved by the baccalaureate address at my alma mater this year, given by the by the College's newly-minted first female president ( Read more... )

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hikity_2001 June 5 2008, 15:43:42 UTC
My mom taught me to never look back, to never regret anything in live - as it had meaning at that time. So I don't do it, as it would surely make me feel bad about a thing I cannot change anyway. I prefer to look in front of me and enjoy the day :-)and ...non, je ne regret rien as Edith Piaf sings it so wonderfully.

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reedpipe June 5 2008, 17:26:01 UTC
I do admire people such as you who can honestly say they have no regrets. In general it's what I've tried to strive for as well. It's just that in the past couple of years, for some reason, it's been very hard not to question several of the life decisions I've made. Finally facing up to those questions this year has, for me, been very productive. I think. :)

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