Click

We just finished watching the movie Click. Adam Sandler plays an architect (yes, you heard me), who gets access to a Universal remote that allows him to control his life. He can "click" - get it? Through anything, or to any time in his life.

The movie itself wasn't too bad, and the moral of the story was nice. Live in the now kind of thing. But more than wondering how Mr. Sandler still has a career at all, the movie got me thinking - what I would do if I could click through my life. So, here's my list.

Pause during my wedding. During the ceremony, I couldn't really see my parents faces as they were right behind me. I would have loved to see the look on their faces when we were taking our vows, kissing as man and wife, walking down the aisle. But anyone who has seen my wedding pictures knows what Joanie looked like walking me down the aisle!

Rewind to the day Toots died. I would have not gone to work after I heard that our beloved friend had passed away. Maybe I was in shock, or maybe it was denial. I would go back to that day and spend it with those who loved her most.

Fastforward to see parents with their grandchildren. I cannot wait until my dad takes my son skating, my mom takes my daughter shopping and has sleepovers. God willing, I will see all of this for myself. It's just to good to wait for!

Mute: I would mute the noises I hear in my house when I'm alone. I hate the squeaky floors in the hallway, the tree brushes against the window in the front and the furnace is a terror.

Slow: I would slow down every minute I spent with my grandparents. It's going too fast already.

But of course, when good old Adam Sandler realizes he's missing all of the good stuff, he sees that you have to live the life you have. Every hard, uncomfortable, painful and exciting minute of it.

But who ever listens to Adam Sandler?