Sunday Social – Past, Present, Future

It’s Sunday Social day where Ashley and Neely post questions each week for people to answer on their blogs and a linkup.  This week they’re getting deep.

• What is your ideal way to relax?
  Watching tv or a movie, or drinking wine with friends.

• Where is your favorite place to be?
  Kauai, Hawaii.  More attainable, my parents house.  This is view of part of their land from the back field towards the house.
  
• Who do you consider your biggest roll model?
  My sisters – I’m the youngest of 6 girls, so I grew up looking up to all of them for different reasons.  It’s been way too long since we’ve all been together – sadly it was our reception over 2 years ago.
  
• What does your life look like in 3 years?
  Hopefully we’ll have a baby/toddler, deciding whether we’re going for #2 or not.  I don’t know whether I’ll be working at the same job, it’s a good job, but hopefully not.  Boof might have a dog sibling too.

• If you could go back and change one decision what would it be?
  I would have gone away to college instead of commuting.  I went to Youngstown State (which is 25 minutes from my parents home) and was all set to play volleyball for them, but a few weeks before the season started, my physical therapist wouldn’t give me clearance to play from a partial rotator cuff injury/scapula impingement from my senior year.  To be fair, I probably wouldn’t have been able to play because the injury wasn’t healed (also the doctor at PT’s fault for not diagnosing/fixing the impingement in the first place, which would have allowed the rotator to heal).  Anyway, I always have felt like I missed out in a huge way because I missed the college life experience.  Since I wasn’t playing vball, I worked my way through college and spent zero time on campus except for my classes (and I even skipped those as much as I could and still maintain a good GPA).  YSU was also a mainly commuter campus, so there wasn’t a ton going on there anyway.  It makes me sad every time I drive through OSU campus that I never got to experience campus life.  While I’m happy with how I turned out and would never want to trade my husband and friends who I have met since college, I always wonder how different of a person I’d be if I had that experience.  I also would have thought more about what I would be able to do with my degree instead of choosing it because it was the most interesting and made the most sense to me.

• What is your biggest accomplishment in life thus far?
  Being a good person and a good judge of character.

I’d love to hear your answers in the comments – pick your favorite question!  If you joined the linkup, let me know!