I wish there was . . .

I wish you could get 2 drivers license's. One to keep in my wallet and one to keep in my gym bag so when I go to my water aerobics class I would not have to stash my purse in the car trunk. I forget I put it there sometimes. And if I take my drivers lic. out and put it in a pocket I completely forget it!!
And I wish they had house door locks that were remote; so the door would unlock when I drive into the driveway. What do you wish there was?

I wish there was....a self-cleaning refridgerator, self-cleaning shower/bathtub, self-cleaning kitchen counter, etc., for people like me who absolutely hate cleaning. I have a cat that never stops cleaning itself, hmm, maybe I could train it to lick the house clean.

I wish there was a way to get exercise, without actually having to move much...sigh.......lol

I wish there was a way to beam myself somewhere for the day; like now I'd beam myself to the Grand Canyon, take a hike, beam home! (It's a day and a half drive from here).

I wish there was a way to eat what I want without remaining fat; work without getting tired; travel without fear; garden without plants dying and live in a world without hate. Well that's a start.

I wish I would STOP buying things just because they are on sale and a bargain. My intentions are always good--as to what I want to do with the "stuff", but--truth be told, It only gets added to my endless collection of "I'll make something out of it some day"......Or......"I'll cook it for dinner this week"........or I will wear it when I go out (I seldom go out!)......

And so my cupboards and my drawers and my closets fill up.
I KNOW in my heart that I will NEVER get to it! I feel so helpless and trapped by this "hoarding" problem I live by.
I know I am only one of millions that do the same.

Clean house of it all? NO! Throw it away? NO! Give it away? Hmmm.....Maybe--if I am REALLY sure i will not use it!......Pass it on?---I have NO takers. And so it goes.......:o(

Gita

I wish that when I reached into a closet or drawer or box or what-have-you, that whatever I was looking for would jump into my hand. Then I wouldn't have to rummage for an hour trying to find it because by then I've forgotten what I was looking for.

I wish that there never be a time when we don't have anythng to wish for.

I wish I could retire early - but keep my current salary!

I wish we would sell those wretched milk cows so Spousal unit and I could have a life, instead of barely having an existence.

a lining in the house that I could take outside and shake all the dust out of from the whole house.
I like the drivers license idea. Same for registration. Don't they say not to leave it in the car in case its stolen? Maybe my info is out of date. We always leave it in.
Boys that could wake themselves up on school mornings.

I am one of 9 children. My mother "designed" a dining room that had a slight slope toward the center w/ a big drain. All table/chairs in this room would be washable. She would pull a hose from out of the wall and simply hose the place down after removing the dinner plates et al.

long as she's 'designing' make the whole thing like a giant diswasher, leave everything in place close door push button, wash and dry for next meal.
I can sure see why she wanted that!

When my parents remodled their 1910 kitchen in the 1960's my father argued against a dishwasher until they came out with one that put the dishes away. We got a dishwasher! My mother was so excited about getting a refrig. inside the kitchen instead of on the old back porch where originally the "ice box" was kept.

and 9 kids. we have it so easy these days.

I wish I could have a clone, one that actually likes cleaning, cooking and looking after my disabled husband! Then I could go off and do some things I really enjoy. Oh it would be so great!

I wish there was a way to go back in the past, knowing what we know now, and do things over without the major screw-ups, like not going to college straight out of high school!

Amen to that one! Now, my DD claims that she wasn't ready for college at that point in her life. Later she enrolled, but had two young children to deal with. She finished with a 4.0 and was admitted to Baylor College of Medicine. She really struggled, balancing motherhood and an extremely demanding role like training to be doctor, but made it somehow.

what a wonderful girl!

linda, did she finish medical school or is she still in the process? What determination, fortitude, perserverance, and lots of other virtues!

Though I have many wishes for the world and it's occupants, to keep
this light I'll stick to the basics. :-)

I wish there was...

A reset button to start the day over.

Not this, day, mind you, but handy for when the day is going less than
worth getting out of bed.




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Oh, would that ever come in handy! Yeppers, woulda used that one so much, I might never have gotten this old!

I like that one too.

I would like my reset button to be for my day off. SO I could get all the things done that I couldn't get done in the one day I have off

Then you could have as many days off as you needed!

Would'nt that be SO nice. Just shhh...don't tell family that or they'll fill your days up for you!

heheh, I like the reset button as well "don't tell the family"... perfect on both accounts.

My daughter did finish medical school, residency and is now doing a fellowship for a medical specialty. It's a long hard road, that's for sure.

Kudos to her. I have nothing but R-E-S-P-E-C-T for someone with that kind of dedication.

I wish there was....

a way to make all of your wishes come true because I would, and I would add to them...

a way to make chocolate and ice cream sandwhiches as nutritious as something like wheat grass.

Yea!!!for chocolate!!! make it fat-free too!!!

Oh, absolutely, low-calorie! Chocoholics unite!

Woo Hoo!!! Choc-a-late, choc-o-late, choc-o-late...