Imagine standing in front of a magical genie, ready to grant you a single wish. The catch? It's the only wish you'll ever get.
As you ponder this question, consider the endless possibilities. You could wish for wealth, hoping to live a life of luxury and financial freedom. Or perhaps health, ensuring a long and happy life, free from illness and pain.
Maybe happiness is the key. You could wish for a life filled with joy, love, and contentment, surrounded by wonderful people and experiences.
But that's not all. You could wish for world peace, hoping to bring harmony and understanding to our troubled world. Or perhaps the ability to travel through time, witnessing history unfold and meeting legendary figures.
You could wish for incredible abilities, like flying or being invisible. Or maybe something more practical, like the power to solve complex problems or make a significant difference in the world.
The possibilities are truly endless, and the decision is far from easy. So, I'll ask you, dear readers:
If you had only one wish, what would it be?
Notice that I haven't shared my own wish in this post. I'll leave that to your imagination, wondering what that one special wish might be.
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I would probably say take the current Amanda and take her back in time to where she could talk to her mom. On a hot sunny day as I am cleaning up after a hurricane with her watching. I would go back to that day and tell my mother I love her, the heartaches I felt after she leaves me and the adventures I have had since she left. I would tell her I am married and doing well. Then ask, "Are you proud of the woman I became?"
ReplyDeleteYour words touched my heart, and I can only imagine how emotional it must be for you to reflect on your journey and the conversations you wish you could have with your mom. I'm sure she would be incredibly proud of the strong, resilient woman you've become, and I'm honored to witness your growth and achievements alongside Matt. Your love and gratitude for your mom shine through in your words, and I have no doubt she's smiling down on you, beaming with pride.
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