My Life Would Be PERFECT if... — Page 2

Yes - perfection would be financial freedom and a housekeeper/nanny. Then I could theatre to my hearts content!

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posted earlier by Glebb:
My life would be perfect if I lived in my beach houses in Malibu and South Beach playing frisbee all day with my dogs. I would spend all night online/BWW.COM. I would also take trips to NYC and Chicago to stay in my condos there and travel abroad a lot, with the love of my life.


...sounds like my life would be perfect if I were the love of Glebb's life!



Seriously, my life would be perfect if I weren't in a long-distance love affair. (If we were living together again) Although - I do kind of enjoy having both Home AND Away Games... so...maybe my life is perfect!

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oooh - and he has a country house in England! Somebody snap this man up. Quick!


beave - I'm the first to say...despite all the stuff that's been thrown at me, I am pretty darn content. Hugs!

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I am SO THERE!

Will Rebecca be joining us?

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i just changed my icon to Bert so I can be Addy's date for the costume ball

Updated On: 10/27/04 at 04:39 PM

1. I hit the lottery
2. I was 20 years younger
3. My health were better

Pick one

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-if i could make everyone in my family happy, healthy, and worry free
-if i could cure my mental nerousis and illnesses
-my swimming pool was full of gatorade
-i could read more than one book a day
-if my spirit were calm and settled
-if i could relax and float downstream

and go to that costume ball dressed by bob macki

To NYadgal

Thanks for the kind words. My health matter is that while in general good health. I have nagging problems.

1. Recovering from a procedure that microwaved my prostate
2. Living with High Blood Pressure for about 20 years
3. Living with a condition that weakened my muscles & caused my eyes to be sensitive to bright lights - all because i took a header because some idiot did not clear his driveway & I slipped on ice & basically did a Christopher Reeve ( on pavement & not grass ). I guess I should consider myself lucky. I now have to be strapped to a tens machine every night for about 30 minutes that stimulates my muscles. The accident impedes the nerve impulses & they do not get all the way to the muscles. Kind of like a horse stopping 20 feet before the finish line & standing there every race

Thanks anyway. I could be worse off

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Updated On: 10/27/04 at 08:35 PM

I was 26, living in the burbs of Manhattan, slowling saving up money to be a foster parent. I'd be the stage manager for a limited run show in NYC, and then the sm of the Tony awards. Then I'd settled down and have a steady job on one particular show...

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...I could take eight inches off my waist, and add five of them to my height and three to my...