How do you now look back at the year 2003?

How do you now look back at the year 2003?

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The best year of my life. Nothing since has matched it, nothing before is particularly memorable. I'd give anything to go back.

Good year.
Year I finished school, got my first job.
Also where my life simultaniously got better and started going downhill.

I was 11. I was a happy kid, playing Vice City.

I'd sell my soul to the devil to relive 2002-2010 once again.

I was four years old. I can't remember anything before 2009

I went to Disney World and Island of Adventure with my family when everyone was young and excited. It was the probably the best time of my life.

I have very fond memories of wearing Incredible Hulk shirts, messing with strangers using walkie talkies, and accidentally stealing doughnuts.

I had a lot of friends at school and we played a ton of smash brothers and monkey ball.

My dad was alive, I was a kid. We built my first computer together, from parts he had found at the transfer station, I was happy and did not yet understand how rare and precious that feeling is. I miss 2003.

had sex with a girl for the first time that year. spent a lot of time drinking with friends. also went on an awesome spring break trip.

it's been pretty much all down hill from there.

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>I was happy and did not yet understand how rare and precious that feeling is. I miss 2003.
damn man, right in the feels

kind of shit, but the following years wernt all that much better.

2003 was the year my parents told my sister and i that their business was struggling and they wouldnt be around much since they would be working more to keep from loosing our house. that line about loosing the house really got to me and i became more and more anti-social since i spent more time taking care of things at home instead of going out and being with friends in middle school. we also lived in a very rural area and it was hard to coordinate any extra-curricular activities since my parents were so awful about giving me rides after school or just leaving work early enough to take me anywhere.

id still go back and do it over again if i could, some winning lottery numbers could help ease my parent's financial worries and they could be around more and be more supportive of my upbringing in those formative years. i'd also get some better grades in classes that mattered and focus on subjects that id actually be using later on in my life. getting at car at 16 would also be nice, it would give me far more freedom in high school that would help me stay connected with friends and school acquaintances outside of the school setting.