What's one thing you'll never do again that you wish you could?

[True Dough]

For me, it's to sit down at dinner with my folks, both deceased. I'd dearly love to have that privilege again.

[biophile]

1. Seeing loved ones who have passed will be high on everyone's list

Like mine ☺️

[highplainsdem]

11. Definitely.

[Redleg]

2. Run a sub 5-minute mile

Also see my mom again.

[pandr32]

3. Spend more time with my parents and grandparents.

[SheltieLover]

4. Ride a horse

[Bayard]

7. I can help you with that one

[SheltieLover]

12. Lol

Can't help old, rather weak bones. 😓

[sinkingfeeling]

5. Return to Antarctica.

[Bayard]

6. The big xmas eve gathering,

With all of my family, alive and well. Close to 15 people crowded into my folks little house, and noisy as hell. It was wonderful.

I get depressed this time every year.

[SheltieLover]

13. ...

[Ritabert]

8. Downhill skiing in VT and NH

[surfered]

9. Seeing my parents again and down hill skiing. I quit at 72 and miss it

[lastlib]

10. Backpacking.

I used to throw on a 50-lb pack and be out in the woods for a week, hike 75 miles. Since I broke my leg, I can barely walk to the end of my driveway (100 yards) without pain.

[hlthe2b]

14. Yeah.. One last childhood Christmas in my Grandmother's living room with my parents, my aunts uncles, sister, cousins

She had an enormous (at least to all of the kids) historical brick house full of unusual semi-hidden passageways (from many prior add-ons), antiques, and an additional enclosed staircase that some of the cousins could escape to to avoid a few of the others..

Always Christmas dinner-buffet style (given the number of people) and drop-in visitors from the tiny town. Big natural Christmas tree full of packages (name draw for most of them). Nice memories.