I would love to go back to around age 40.  Those were some of my best years.  Often wish we did not have to grow old, but that's not the way it works.  I do feel that the mistakes I've made in my life (and believe me, plenty of them) have helped me become the person that I am now.  Great question Zerich - takes me back to some simpler times! 

(Note - I've moving this to the Question folder.)

Only if I could be/stay a young girl learning everything I could again and even more. I live there still to this day in my mind. I am in my seventies and I still escape into my mind back when I (9-12 years) was taught by a neighborly grandma. She taught me everything. I was always so thirsty for knowledge. My mother was a great mom but this lady was a grandma to me.

I raised my children that education is GOLDEN.

Johnny Carson wrote a book titled ...Happiness is a Dry Martini...Funny Book yet my happiness as a child was my neighbor (adopted by me) grandma who took me under her wing to teach me how tos