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where were you ten years ago?

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Yorkiegirl · 24/09/2006 23:39

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Pollyanna · 25/09/2006 08:45

I was living an extremely hedonistic life in London with dh (not married then). no children, lots of money, lots of holidays, a lovely flat in belsize park.

Megglevache · 25/09/2006 08:48

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ginmummy · 25/09/2006 08:50

I was almost 19 and in the process of buying my first house with my ex ex boyfriend. I was 8 stone lighter too - the nesting instinct took it's toll on me big time!

littlerach · 25/09/2006 08:53

Age 20.
Last year of degree.
Doing almostt evertything to ecsxcess. And having a bloomin good time.
Going out with bf at the time, not dh though.

throckenholt · 25/09/2006 08:54

I had been married just over a year - was rapidly heading towards 30 - so probably feelng it was about time I felt grown up . Just starting my final year of my PhD - little did I know it was about to be one of the worst years of my life - suffered depression for the first time ever (never diagnosed though) - glad that is long in the past now.

expatinscotland · 25/09/2006 08:57

I was living in Denver, Colorado.

I was 25 and having the time of my life. Had a cracking job, a gorgeous husband, an active social life.

We climbed rocks and peaks in our spare time, lived in a fabulous apartment overlooking the city and generally spent tons of money on frivilous stuff but still had enough to save a lot.

hitchcock · 25/09/2006 09:02

i wasw 25 in a crap marriage and very unhappy. and iving nr manchester in my home town.

nutcracker · 25/09/2006 09:05

10 years ago I was 18 and living at home with my dad and brothers. I was at college arsing about and had a part tmie job cleaning hotel rooms.

Was having and on again off again relationship with a bloke that was no good for me at all but had a lovely irish accent LOL.

Things were ok, and then in the oct I met P and the rest is history.

FioFio · 25/09/2006 09:06

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nutcracker · 25/09/2006 09:08

Isn't it funny how at the time you think your life is crap, I know I did 10 years ago, but i'd love to have that life now.

mazzystar · 25/09/2006 09:09

I was 26, living with a man who I ran away from 3 years later, and working my ass off in a really great job in an art gallery. And I was thin.

FioFio · 25/09/2006 09:09

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Dottydot · 25/09/2006 09:09

I was 27, living with dp and starting to be desperate to have children - biological clock was ticking very loudly!

She said she never ever wanted children and if I wanted any I'd have to leave her.

10 years later - she's pushing for us to have a third!

hitchcock · 25/09/2006 09:10

i too was thinner then i am now but iam happy now and wasnt then rather be happy and fat than slim and unhappy

FioFio · 25/09/2006 09:11

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Mercy · 25/09/2006 09:19

I was 33 and had been married for a few months. We lived in a flat just a few streets from where we are now.

I can't remember anything else tbh. Was probably broody.

CheesyFeet · 25/09/2006 09:19

September 1996 - I was 22 and just starting my final year at Sheffield University. I had a part time job to finance my alcohol and dope fuelled lifestyle. I had a wet-as-a-wet-fart bf, we split up a few months later. We were sharing a room in a grotty student house with a couple of friends. I was mainly having a right laugh, apart from the crap bf and trying to do too much at once.

southeastastra · 25/09/2006 09:20

27 living in london with my dp and ds(then 3) with part time job at poncy gallery, where all the women were single and looked down on me.

quick hijack - fiofio have you checked out the topshop website for london fashion week things!

NappiesGalore · 25/09/2006 09:25

good god no!

i was 20. of course i looked shit-hot (if only id known it) though, dubious dress sense. was on anti-depressants, bumming about, sort of yearning for a direction to shuffle in and not finding it. wished i was dead most of the time, frankly, which is sad. my social life was brilliant, mind - even if i'd rather have my teeth extracted than hang out with the people i did then in the places i ddi then, most of 'em anyway...

nope, i wouldnt go back if you paid me a million squid. ive done my time thanks!

(there were other highlights between then and now btw so dont bother with the violins or 'owt)

FioFio · 25/09/2006 09:25

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NomDePlume · 25/09/2006 09:26

Erm, I was sitting my GCSEs

aDAdOnMumsnet · 25/09/2006 09:29
  1. just got back from travelling in India with dp (still dp now). No kids, just landed a job which i stayed in for 6 years.
lou33 · 25/09/2006 09:30

sighs @ memories of india...

aDAdOnMumsnet · 25/09/2006 09:32

how true! oh to have that freedom again!

Papillon · 25/09/2006 09:33

"worst year of my life"

it had some great parts too, but two incidents really f**ked all that!

otherwise was great fun, finishing last year of university getting eco degree. lots of political actions and pot smoking. president of environment for students.

lots of boyfriends!

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