I wish I had known how interesting mine was while it was happening. I would have been happier then & now but for that.
So I just have a life, better than some, worse than others.
As to interesting to others, prolly not.
I don’t know specifically how interesting it was, but Scootergirl has lived on 3 different continents and seemingly most U.S. states.
My life has interesting components, but compared to my parents I feel like a boring stay-at-home slacker.
That was yesterday.
Now he’s 17 AND a DAY!
I’ve lived on four continents: North America, Asia, Africa and Europe; and in nine countries: Germany, Belgium, Portugal, Spain, Guatemala, Japan, Vietnam, Mali and Uganda. Some of those were on military assignments or with the State Department, so it depends on your definition of “lived”. Visited something like 26 other countries, but I forget. Interesting to people who haven’t been anywhere, I suppose. Born in a US territory (Alaska), lived on Guam and on St. Thomas (US unincorporated territories). Lived in five states, visited many more.
Hi Mom!
Including you! Folks might be more forthcoming if you asked them to share the most interesting thing they’ve ever done, but a resumé competition? Not so much.
Someday, at a multiplex, it may flash before your eyes.
At least I’m hoping so.
Interesting to whom?
Robin Leach hasn’t gotten been in touch with me for 20 years now.
After my time as a door gunner on the Space Shuttle was over I settled down to a nice mundane life.
Kim Jong-il, is that you?
My life is quite interesting to me. I don’t expect everyone else would find it so, but I do get to do some of the things I find interesting (not all of them - there isn’t time and never will be).
Only if I had a really good screenwriter. But then, I think anyone could say that. 
I find your life rather boring, too, but you haven’t told us about it, so I’m just guessing.
That’s because he’s only interested in the rich and famous. You need to get famous, dude, before he’ll be interested. 
My mom was placed in Witness Protection when she was pregnant, because my dad turned out to be a serial killer. My mom died while giving birth to me (and, I found out much later, to my sister), and I wound up being adopted by my step-uncle.
I grew up in the middle of nowhere, which was boring as hell. I wound up on the run after my dad’s goons killed my uncle and aunt. I joined the military, and learned how to be a pilot. Fought in the war, fell in love (though, as it turned out, it was with my long-lost sister :p). I eventually found my dad, and reconciled with him.
Oh, yeah, and I have a cool sword.
Aren’t you the solopsist? Why would we want to share? You either won’t believe (in) us, or you’re just looking for data to support or refute your theory.
Mine is so interesting, it usually takes three or four therapy sessions to get through it all. It’s kind of like Forrest Gump but without the chocolates. Or the bus. Or the money and magazine covers.
Well, I don’t like to brag, but I’ve watched a lot of interesting television.
I could tell you, but then I’d have to kill you.