Hi everyone,
Thank you all so much for your comments on my last post. The Parti Quebecois DID win the election....however, by a minority vote. What this means is that people here want a change, but that doesn't mean they want separation. We will have to wait and see how things go.
My post today is about GOOD childhood memories. What are some of yours? What were your most enjoyable childhood moments? I would really enjoy hearing from you all.
Some of mine are: roast dinners with my parents, some board games like Monopoly and Chinese checkers.
Please click on the "comments" link at the end of my post to share.
Wednesday, September 05, 2012
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Many of my memories are the same as yours, but I also remember wading in the creek on the edge of our farm, and picking (and eating) fresh tomatoes and corn from the garden.
ReplyDeleteThe holidays on the west coast of Scotland with all the cousins...we ran wild!
ReplyDeleteThere was fresh popcorn in front of the TV, once we GOT a TV!
ReplyDeleteI skip today, Linda... To difficult to write !
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Playing with my neighborhood friends are one of my good childhood memories... Taking ride in my father's bike and visiting grandmother house!
ReplyDeleteAs a very young one, my Granddad used to push his barrow to his allotment with me inside,lol.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, you can read mine here
ReplyDeletehttp://ashokism.blogspot.in/2005/03/my-days-of-innocence.html
It is interesting, but I would echo your good times!
ReplyDeleteI remember picking wild asparagus or daisies in the ditches along the country roads where we lived. On Sundays after church we'd have either a roast beef or chicken dinner with mashed potatoes. That made it really special!
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of memories from when I was a child, swinging on the old gate watching the world go by, visiting my grandparents, helping my mum shell peas that my dad had grown, eating my dad's delicious string beans because those were my favorite. My mum's delicious cooking, she was a great cook, running up to the rag-and-bone-man's cart for a balloon and loving being so close to his horse, saying hello to the fish-monger who used to push his barrow around the streets, and last but not least, Christmas time helping mum to put up the streamers and balloons hanging from the ceiling :)
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