We have things we really want to forget. For one reason or another, they really annoy us so. However, we all have pleasant memories. A moment in life that was just inspirational and calm; you just happened to be at the right place at the right time, and everything went so well for you. It's a blissful dream, and one you could always look back upon. 

What memory of yours are you most fond of? What's something you don't want to remember? Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

....I can't really think of anything

I think the best memory I can think of was that time that I actually slept well

That's about it. But I have some plans for the future that might be a bit better

Hmm in all honesty I am not so sure of how to answer this question. As of now I can't think of anything I am sure I have something to say, but not sure what to say. Maybe my friends will be able to help me out with this type of question. Since it would really give you a food of thought to think about before being able to answer. :/

I have had some great memories over my 35+ years of life. I got married, I was present for the birth of both my kids, I did some fun things like kick an overtime field goal for Homecoming in high school and I got my picture in the front page of the sports section, but my best memory was from the Marine Corps.

We were overseas, in Afghanistan, and after a few months of staying on the ground, guarding some rocks and dirt, and seeing nothing, we rode helicopters to go on a patrol.

I was a corporal and they gave me a mic to intercom in with the pilots and the crew chief. Everyone shows guys just chatting when they're in helicopters but those birds are so loud, you use ear protection and you can't hear anything. No one talks about anything; you just wait until you land.

The crew chief thought it would be nice to pump up the door gunner and he piped in Biggie Smalls music. I remember we circled and banked and I'm hearing "Hypnotize" and the big .50 cal opens up on someone on the ground. Maybe they saw something, maybe they prepped the landing zone, I don't know. It was cold when we hit the ground.

But that moment of American military power, something bigger than any of us, and we're circling down, and a machine gun is ripping rounds out the door. It was like I was in a movie. I had a soundtrack and everything. I hate to say the first time I rode into combat was exhilarating but it was. It's a moment frozen in my memory. We were absolutely invincible that day.