A Busy Bee Who Doesn't Want Life to Drone On Endlessly!

Not sure exactly where that title came from, but I had nothing else that was even slightly catchy.

In general, I enjoy my rut in life. It's nice and comfy .. but occasionally we all get the desire to have no responsibilities or worries and look back like we never used to. Then again, I think everyone's lives are now way too structured.

I think that this is a very innocent caption in feel and in scope, which is why I didn't mind using a minor in the picture, especially since you don't see her face. Who doesn't dream of going back to the whimsical days of our youth, and this time as a different gender with a whole different set of experiences to live through for the first time?

As Jennifer Elizabeth said in a comment, "My time was plenty structured. To do it all over again, but as a girl, is something I would jump at in a heartbeat. I missed out on all the pretty dresses and hairstyles. This is a great story and perfect cap for me."

I think I might have been the last generation that wasn't scheduled for 24 hours a day. During school, we came home, dropped off our school books, through on some play clothes, and went outside until dinner. Then after supper, we did any homework we had to do, then watched some TV, took a bath if we needed one, then went to bed. In the summer, it was eat breakfast, then head out to play somewhere with friends, often eating lunch at whichever house was closest to our fun, then maybe head to my grandma's pool. A quick supper then little league if we had a game that day, or ride our bikes until the street lights came on.

And now, as an adult, I'm not very productive as I like to daydream, wander around the internet aimlessly, and it's hard to get motivated to do stuff other than hang around. So maybe having a structured life IS good for you in the long run. Or, if that was my life, I'd never have gotten around to making 1500+ captions. I guess you can take the good with the bad, huh?

So what childhood experience would you most like to go back and live through as a girl? First communion or wedding as a flower girl so you can get your fancy dress on? First day of school in a plaid skirt, mary janes and white tights? Being fitted for a training bra? Slumber party? Feel free to dish with everyone else in the comment section. I'm sure one of these or something I didn't mention is an experience you'd love to have had as a female.

Korn's first few albums made an impact on me in my youth, and then they became sort of hit and miss throughout most of the rest of their career. Jonathan Davis put out a solo album this year that took 10 years to make. It's another hit or miss proposition, but the good tracks are REALLY good. This song was the single for the soundtrack to American Satan, and I keep coming back to it, time and again when I need that touch of nostalgia while wanting to hear something fresh.