What is your best childhood memory?
My favorite memory is meeting my childhood hero Stephen King.
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My favorite childhood memory is having a school teacher, who noticed me. Took time to put into each student, and recognize their likes and dislikes. Each student was treated with individuality:)
I was four years old and it snowed a lot one winter. There were tall snow drifts by the house and my dad put me on his shoulders so that I was tall enough to reach the top of the drift.
I think my fondest memories all involve my father.
KateMy eighth Christmas, when my parents surprised me with my first pony. I thought I had died and gone to Heaven!
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I have many childhood memories.. one of them is my friend brother's gf.. We 3 used to hate her silky hair like hell.. haha.. one day in soem party I ate 4 chewing gums and stick on her hair :d .. she had to cut her hair.. coz the chewing wasn't coming out of her hair and it got struck badly.. we had fun that day lol..
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When I was a little girl I use to spend my summers in Connecticut with my aunt Mary. I remember her yard being huge-my sister and I use to go pick blue berries off the bush and hide them in our pockets to eat later in the day. My sister and I would watch General Hospital on TV-and then go out to the driveway with chalk in hand and draw out a reenactment of the soap operas high lights. My Aunt is responsible for my sewing and gardening abilities, and taught me how to make home made Italian Salad Dressing and Tabouli. I can remember so vividly the colors and smells of my summers there. I remember sitting on floor in her enclosed porch, with the breeze whistling through the screen door. My Aunt, Uncle, 2 Cousin's, Sister and I would play Uno for hours, while another cousin would show off his talents on his guitar by strumming Tears in Heaven... By far-those summers are my happiest childhood memories.
habee wrote:
My eighth Christmas, when my parents surprised me with my first pony. I thought I had died and gone to Heaven!
Your first pony! What a remarkable childhood you must have had! How many ponies did you subsequently get? I never had any, but then it's just as well. We lived in the city.
