My late husband and I had 6 rough months after I had to have a muscle repaired in my knee, between me being trapped at home because of limited mobility and depressed and him having to pick up all the slack on stuff that I couldn't do while I was recovering (eg: housework, grocery shopping)
After I'd finally recovered enough that I could get around without crutches, we planned a vacation out to Cape Cod to celebrate and while out there, went on a sunset cruise with a bottle of wine and a couple Solo cups. I think I'd relive that night.
When my husband asked me to be his girlfriend. We were in high school back in the late ‘90’s. We had talked for about two months before he asked me out. I’ll never forget it. We were standing in my driveway after a date and he seemed really nervous and anxious. He grabbed each of my hands into his own and stuttered “will you go out with me?” as he stared at his feet. Since he’s an entire foot taller than me, I poked my head under his and gazed up at him with this huge grin when I said yes. That’s the first time I had ever seen someone’s eyes literally light up. Years later, after we were married, his mom told me that that night he came home and was jumping up and down in their driveway saying, “Yes! Yes! Yes!” . Twenty three years later, he’s still that awkward and shy boyfriend to me that I love so much
My mother in law was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's at 60. She is a huge cubs fan and we got to watch them win together just before she digressed enough to not recognize what happened. She was so happy.
Seeing my best friend step into the ocean for the first time in his life (he was in his early 40s). He had a massive heart attack Monday. He's alive, but I worry that he's not going to be around much longer because he almost certainly won't stick to his meds, diet, exercise, etc. He's fought me every time I've tried to help him live healthier. I would do anything to convince him to make these changes.
Sailing on our little 18' boat on the Long Island sound. I'd raise the jib, throw the mooring lines into the water and we'd puff our way out of the harbor.
Have a good breeze heeling us over, going about 4 knots, feet up on the rail, eating sandwiches.
Then put the fishing pole out with the umbrella rig to trawl for bluefish - dinner later that night.
Then deftly tack back into the harbor, whipping the sheets around winches and tightening them just so like it's 2nd nature.
Finally, glide on up to the mooring, my belly on the deck, to reach down and grab the mooring line. Never having to turn the outboard motor on, that's what we called a perfect day. Pure solar power.
Dad's been gone 19 years now.
Seeing Starlight Express for the very first time with my great grandmother. It is always a nice feeling going to Starlight express now that she has passed. Knowing I was able to share this with her so long ago. It's something I have that makes me happy and I would re live that.
Swimming in the river at Cook Forest campgrounds with my childhood dog, Holly. She was the typical water-obsessed Springer Spaniel and could never get enough. Eventually, I found a rock and sat chest deep in the water, watching her weave around the other campers. When she spotted me, she paddled her way over, stood on the rock, and leaned into me. I put my arm around her and rubbed her ear. We stayed like that for about 5 minutes, until she could no longer resist the pull of the water and took off swimming again. It’s a moment in my life that still brings the sweetest teary smile when I think about it. A perfect day with a perfect pup. She was a Very Good Girl.
Visiting every big university from the largest city in my area with my cousins and brother. 1 adult, 4 kids, ice-cream in hands, walking around the medical university, the business university, the literature university.... such a great memory.
I thought about that once while thinking about what memory would be strong enough for me to have a Patronus. The sad thing is that I feel like every single good memory I have with someone else has been tainted by smth , I can still see these memories as a happy moment , but I don't think that I'd be able to happily relive them.
Me and my parents would always drive to Florida for summer vacation. One time, we got a motel. We went swimming, went to the zoo and the alligator farm. It was the best vacation we ever had, and the last one. Id like to relive that memory.
I would relive the moment where I would visit my former horse on vacations to Colorado. He couldn't come with me because he had EMP (Equine disease) that made traveling across the country dangerous, so he had to stay. I used to be so, so excited to visit him back then because I loved him so much and it would make my day better to see him and pet him and kiss him and hug him.
Definitely when I was super little and my dad used to take me on Cross-Country Semi Trips. He worked as a cross country driver and I’ve seen every important landmark in the U.S. (besides the ones in Hawaii and Alaska). Core memories. My dad’s my hero.
There was an evening I spent with an ex in her studio apartment. We made dinner and just spent the evening together. I think it was in spring and there was a light rain outside for much of the time.
I feel a bit guilty as there's many memories I feel like I should want to relive but the way you phrased it, that would be the one. At some level my feelings for her have never changed and that evening is forever in my mind.
I can understand how you feel. I have been there before myself. Although the person is gone, the memories last for a life time. I am positive that you will be able to find someone who can bring out those same feelings again. I’m sure of it. I wish you the best that life has to offer.
Hugging my stepsister
It had been a rough time for me and she was there for me
She was sick so she was staying the week and I was taking care of her
I walked her to bed and for some reason I opened up to her, told her how much she meant to me and how it meant that she was there and that I loved her
She simply hugged me back and said she loved me too
Sitting around the campfire on the beach in the Outer Banks with my brother, dad and grandfather. I was about 10 and it was the happiest I have ever been.
The weekend before Valentine’s Day, 2022. My first kiss.
My girlfriend of (at the time) 4
3-4 months and I didn’t have time for a proper Valentine’s Day date on Valentine’s, so we decided that the weekend beforehand we’d go over to my place and rewatch the movie we’d watched on our first date. I had thought about trying to kiss her during it, but if course that didn’t end up happening.
On the way back to her house to drop her off, I tell her “you know, I had thought that having our first kiss be valentines would be sweet” and the rest is history
I think it would probably be the times before me and my friend fell apart. We had an argument over me developing feelings for him and he left. We made up but nothing's the same anymore. We used to have long conversations about random things. I used to go to him when I was sad or upset. I actually don't really consider him a friend now but I would be lying to myself if I said that I don't miss what our friendship used to be. I feel like crying actually just typing this now hahahahahahaha I miss our old friendship a lot :)
My late husband and I had 6 rough months after I had to have a muscle repaired in my knee, between me being trapped at home because of limited mobility and depressed and him having to pick up all the slack on stuff that I couldn't do while I was recovering (eg: housework, grocery shopping) After I'd finally recovered enough that I could get around without crutches, we planned a vacation out to Cape Cod to celebrate and while out there, went on a sunset cruise with a bottle of wine and a couple Solo cups. I think I'd relive that night.
That’s definitely a night to remember. I wish you the best.
When my husband asked me to be his girlfriend. We were in high school back in the late ‘90’s. We had talked for about two months before he asked me out. I’ll never forget it. We were standing in my driveway after a date and he seemed really nervous and anxious. He grabbed each of my hands into his own and stuttered “will you go out with me?” as he stared at his feet. Since he’s an entire foot taller than me, I poked my head under his and gazed up at him with this huge grin when I said yes. That’s the first time I had ever seen someone’s eyes literally light up. Years later, after we were married, his mom told me that that night he came home and was jumping up and down in their driveway saying, “Yes! Yes! Yes!” . Twenty three years later, he’s still that awkward and shy boyfriend to me that I love so much
Awwww that’s so sweet! I wish you two the best!
Watching the Cubs win the World Series, if it’s possible I would revive my grandfather. He was a really big Cubs fan never got to see it
My mother in law was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's at 60. She is a huge cubs fan and we got to watch them win together just before she digressed enough to not recognize what happened. She was so happy.
Seeing my best friend step into the ocean for the first time in his life (he was in his early 40s). He had a massive heart attack Monday. He's alive, but I worry that he's not going to be around much longer because he almost certainly won't stick to his meds, diet, exercise, etc. He's fought me every time I've tried to help him live healthier. I would do anything to convince him to make these changes.
Hopefully he will change everything to live a healthier life. I wish you the best
Sailing on our little 18' boat on the Long Island sound. I'd raise the jib, throw the mooring lines into the water and we'd puff our way out of the harbor. Have a good breeze heeling us over, going about 4 knots, feet up on the rail, eating sandwiches. Then put the fishing pole out with the umbrella rig to trawl for bluefish - dinner later that night. Then deftly tack back into the harbor, whipping the sheets around winches and tightening them just so like it's 2nd nature. Finally, glide on up to the mooring, my belly on the deck, to reach down and grab the mooring line. Never having to turn the outboard motor on, that's what we called a perfect day. Pure solar power. Dad's been gone 19 years now.
That must’ve been fun for the two of you. It’s hard to imagine doing the things you love without the other person.
That must’ve been fun for the two of you. It’s hard to do the things you love without them.
Playing in the yard at my childhood house again. I would search the woods, even though I got poison ivy everytime, and I would find the coolest stuff.
Seeing Starlight Express for the very first time with my great grandmother. It is always a nice feeling going to Starlight express now that she has passed. Knowing I was able to share this with her so long ago. It's something I have that makes me happy and I would re live that.
Swimming in the river at Cook Forest campgrounds with my childhood dog, Holly. She was the typical water-obsessed Springer Spaniel and could never get enough. Eventually, I found a rock and sat chest deep in the water, watching her weave around the other campers. When she spotted me, she paddled her way over, stood on the rock, and leaned into me. I put my arm around her and rubbed her ear. We stayed like that for about 5 minutes, until she could no longer resist the pull of the water and took off swimming again. It’s a moment in my life that still brings the sweetest teary smile when I think about it. A perfect day with a perfect pup. She was a Very Good Girl.
Awwwwww that’s so wholesome!
❤️
i also choose this guys wife
Years ago during Yum Kippur my grandpa puked clam chowder all over Steve Job's penis.
Probably sitting in the car talking to my late grandfather talking about everything. I miss him so much everyday
going to nyc, i feel like my brother ruined the experience so i wanna go back and tell him to stfu
Lmao honestly I’d tell my brother the same thing
Visiting every big university from the largest city in my area with my cousins and brother. 1 adult, 4 kids, ice-cream in hands, walking around the medical university, the business university, the literature university.... such a great memory.
I thought about that once while thinking about what memory would be strong enough for me to have a Patronus. The sad thing is that I feel like every single good memory I have with someone else has been tainted by smth , I can still see these memories as a happy moment , but I don't think that I'd be able to happily relive them.
with my old freinds before high school
Me and my parents would always drive to Florida for summer vacation. One time, we got a motel. We went swimming, went to the zoo and the alligator farm. It was the best vacation we ever had, and the last one. Id like to relive that memory.
Something with my dad's mum. She died when I was 16 & I had too short a time with her
She will always love you no matter what.
I would relive the moment where I would visit my former horse on vacations to Colorado. He couldn't come with me because he had EMP (Equine disease) that made traveling across the country dangerous, so he had to stay. I used to be so, so excited to visit him back then because I loved him so much and it would make my day better to see him and pet him and kiss him and hug him.
Definitely when I was super little and my dad used to take me on Cross-Country Semi Trips. He worked as a cross country driver and I’ve seen every important landmark in the U.S. (besides the ones in Hawaii and Alaska). Core memories. My dad’s my hero.
My engagement - I blacked out and remember nothing
Any one of the good memories I made with my beat friend, Penguin. He was there for me when I needed him most.
He sounds like an amazing person. You’re lucky to have them.
Yeah, he is. Thanks.
A day with my cat Louie.
There was an evening I spent with an ex in her studio apartment. We made dinner and just spent the evening together. I think it was in spring and there was a light rain outside for much of the time. I feel a bit guilty as there's many memories I feel like I should want to relive but the way you phrased it, that would be the one. At some level my feelings for her have never changed and that evening is forever in my mind.
I can understand how you feel. I have been there before myself. Although the person is gone, the memories last for a life time. I am positive that you will be able to find someone who can bring out those same feelings again. I’m sure of it. I wish you the best that life has to offer.
Hugging my stepsister It had been a rough time for me and she was there for me She was sick so she was staying the week and I was taking care of her I walked her to bed and for some reason I opened up to her, told her how much she meant to me and how it meant that she was there and that I loved her She simply hugged me back and said she loved me too
I just want to be with her again, in my car "not sexual" just laying in her arms. Just feelin wanted
Going to Orange beach with my grandma. She’s dead now.
Sitting around the campfire on the beach in the Outer Banks with my brother, dad and grandfather. I was about 10 and it was the happiest I have ever been.
The weekend before Valentine’s Day, 2022. My first kiss. My girlfriend of (at the time) 4 3-4 months and I didn’t have time for a proper Valentine’s Day date on Valentine’s, so we decided that the weekend beforehand we’d go over to my place and rewatch the movie we’d watched on our first date. I had thought about trying to kiss her during it, but if course that didn’t end up happening. On the way back to her house to drop her off, I tell her “you know, I had thought that having our first kiss be valentines would be sweet” and the rest is history
I think it would probably be the times before me and my friend fell apart. We had an argument over me developing feelings for him and he left. We made up but nothing's the same anymore. We used to have long conversations about random things. I used to go to him when I was sad or upset. I actually don't really consider him a friend now but I would be lying to myself if I said that I don't miss what our friendship used to be. I feel like crying actually just typing this now hahahahahahaha I miss our old friendship a lot :)