My genetic makeup

That's okay... why change anything at 64? Did what I did with what I had... I am going to do the rest of my life with what I got. Regardless of the outcome, I will be satisfied. Like Rodriguez said "Nothing Beats Reality".

That I didn't have Schizo-affective disorder.

When I was 21 I sprained my back and it caused 2 discs to bulge but not cause any real problems, but about 14 years ago, I was having back spasms and they convulsed and disc L5-S1 blew and took out the outside of my right leg. Forced me to retire as a distance runner.

That a certain person didn't die of colon cancer in 2010.

Marrying the wrong person.

Where I went to High School.

The existence of religion.
I'd eradicate it if I could.

The man in the mirror. Its the only thing that I have any control over.

I wish I didn’t have Bell’s Palsy.

Short of going back in time, Id just like to not be alone for my entire 30s, in addition to 20s.

I spent fifteen years of my life in various forms of reparative therapy, trying to be straight so I didn't piss off God. That was at a time when I was cute and guys actually wanted to have sex with me... That's not the case anymore. I feel like I'd like to go back to that time and make the most out of it.

Being single!

How I earn an income. I'm working on that though

I would have moved home sooner to be with my parents in their twilight years...I miss them and wish I had learned more about them while they were still alive.

My lifespan.

Have no regrets, only for what I don't do in the future.

IGNORANCE

My underwear...

I would probably change where I went for high school. Sometimes I think I would have done better and did more things if I went to public school instead of catholic school. I'd have more experience at relationships since it was an all boys school. I still would have gone to college for Aviation, but would I have done better? Would I have done the things that I have done? I guess I'll never know, but those 4 years working the line at the Kalamazoo airport were the best 4 years of my life. As strange as it may be, I love the smell of jet fuel in the morning, the exhaust is heavenly, and a turbofan engine at takeoff is the best sound in the world.

I would be less selfish.

100 pounds

I wish I had been more proactive when I was younger. I was raised by a hippie who loved her little sun babies but I wasn't taught to think ahead. I wasnt taught to plan or step back before a mistake is made. It took a long time for me to learn it on my own as an adult. It isnt as easy now as it would have been when I was young

Relationship status. A good partner in crime makes a world of difference ?.

Going back to 1996 and working about 5% harder in grad school would have eventually netted me a doctorate in History and the teaching career I always planned on... instead that path dead-ended at a Master's, followed by drifting from career to career, and eventually 19 years in civil service. Not a dishonorable or worthless course by any means, but not what I had wanted or intended.