The Best Years Of Our Lives

Take a brief second to travel down the memory lane. Imagine those moments, those beautiful moments when the world stops and you feel your smiles brighter than the morning sunrise and your laughter, louder than the songs of the birds. In those moments, you achieve man's endless pursuit, the pursuit of happiness.
Alot of people hold on to and cherish childhood moments very much. They view childhood as the best years of their lives and this is because you wouldn't have to worry about anything, everything was done for them, life was simple and happiness revolved around family dinners, amusements parks and video games. like someone said,"childhood are magical years to remember, just close your eyes....and feel that awesome moments of beautiful childhood."
For others, teenage years and young adulthood stand out as the best. The journey to discovering themselves , the challenge of dealing with constant changes and the awareness of their immediate environment and society makes those years a beautiful experience. Prom, lasting friendship bonds, College/university, choosing a career path, falling in love are some of the highlight of their happiest moments.
Adulthood are the best years for some. An acceptance of responsibility and the uncertainty of tomorrow prove to them that adulthood can indeed be one-of-a-kind. They thrive on the thrill of the unpredictability of life and seek to extract positivity from every situation and circumstance in life. Independence, Marriage, Parenthood, the Dream Job(with promotions) and Comfortable Apartment makes it the best years for those people.
Middle Aged are some people's best memories. The contentment knowing you have lived life to the fullest, the happiness that comes with ripping the fruits of your labor and the satisfaction knowing that nothing life throws at you would surprise you or shake you because you've lived it all, the good, the bad and the ugly. Travelling, Marrying off your kids, retirement, Writing a Biography stands out as the happiest of moments for some.
I really don't know if Old Age would be anyone's best years'. But if it is, they'd probably tell you that they'd want to have all the fun in the world they couldn't have when they were younger. They'd want to relive the years of long ago, play like a kid, dress like a teenager, live in a big house with gardens, go sailing and so on. Even though they may not get to do it all, at least, they'd have the happiness of impacting wisdom to younger ones, giving great advice, some which end up as a life saving advice. An Aged man once said "you only get old once so enjoy it".

what stands out as the best years of you life??