Last night, my wife came across some random website that listed "100 Funny & Random Questions to Ask Your Husband (date night conversation starters)".  She quickly made her way through list.  Most answers, for me at least would have required quite a bit of thought, narrowing down options of answers or picking a favorite, etc.  This got my mind thinking about more than a couple things.  Not that the questions were thought provoking, most were trivial sophomoric light hearted questions, but here is what came to mind.  I'm not very opinionated, not that this is any new revelation, but I couldn't come up with many of the answers. 

The thing that really got to me however, I believe was the first question on the list.  "What is something you wanted to do as a child, but never got to do?"  Something very lighthearted, I'm sure most people would be able to come up with a list of things.  I drew a blank.  I couldn't think of anything or come up with an answer for it.  Leads me to a couple of different thought paths.  Was my childhood so fulfilling that I was able to live out all of my desires?  Was I robbed of a childhood, and therefore had no fantasies to aspire towards?  Is my childhood blocked or locked away somewhere inside my head that I am only limited to memories of the events of my childhood, and not thoughts of my youth?