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  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
    edited October 2009
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    Oh yes they are beautiful. I remember helping mom and neighbors shell beans sitting under the huge weeping willow tree.

  • dash
    dash Member Posts: 173
    edited October 2009
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    Climbing up the big old apple tree in the back yard and falling asleep on the biggest branch. I don't know how I didn't roll off and break something!Tongue out
  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
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    Oh I couldn't have climbed far up a tree I was and am scared of heights. I loved picking fresh peaches, blueberries, grapes, strawberries in the back yard.

  • footprintsangel
    footprintsangel Member Posts: 35,657
    edited October 2009
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    Making bamboo houses, my brothers called they forts, I was the only girl.

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
    edited October 2009
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    Going to church camp one summer was lots of fun. I was 12 . Had a ball there was in the mts.

  • footprintsangel
    footprintsangel Member Posts: 35,657
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    I went to church camp and was the bell ringer, all my friends got me

    with shaving cream one day.(cause I woke them up so early)

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
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    Foots oh my. I remember so wanting to shave my legs and wear panty hose. Little did I know that was not fun. lol

  • footprintsangel
    footprintsangel Member Posts: 35,657
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    Waiting to play four square in school at recess

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
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    what is four square? It may have been called something else here.

  • footprintsangel
    footprintsangel Member Posts: 35,657
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    Four square is four squares and each kid in each square had

    to bounce the ball without touching the lines and it kept going

    until some messed up and then someone in line got their square.

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
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    I dont think I played that one. It has been awhile though kids say I am older than dirt lol

  • footprintsangel
    footprintsangel Member Posts: 35,657
    edited October 2009
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    We played red light,green light.

    Red rover, red rover (send kbugmom right over)

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
    edited October 2009
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    Oh I loved that game. Hey Foots how are you?



    I use to sit in my dads truck and pretend to drive. The trucks nickname was the green hornet. The truck before that was leaping lizzy.

  • my3girls
    my3girls Member Posts: 1,291
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    Riding in the 3rd seat of my families old station wagon.  The seat faced the rear..so it was a whole different experience.  Sometimes it made me sick!

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
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    When I was about 13 I decided I wanted a tan. I put on bathing suit and layed out for like 5 minutes and then back in house. That when on a few times. Of course I never did get a tan that summer.

  • footprintsangel
    footprintsangel Member Posts: 35,657
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    Use to find chalk from were men were building and get the

    pop bottle, Use to get 5cent a bottle and use the chalk for

    drawing and making hop-scotches

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
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    I remember going to the country and getting corn that was old and dry. Would make a necklace with it.

  • footprintsangel
    footprintsangel Member Posts: 35,657
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    Asking Grandma for beads to make necklace

    she saved her old jewlery

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
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    My aunt had the best jewelry. She was a beautiful lady loved to go to her house,. She lived by us.

  • Leah_S
    Leah_S Member Posts: 1,929
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    Never played hopscotch.

    Well, I lived in New York. We called it potsy. And I played that a lot.

    Red rover red rover call footprintsangel right over.

    Giant steps.

    Hide and seek.

    Do kids play now?

    Leah

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
    edited October 2009
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    Some do still. There was a hand slapping thing we did.Went BO BO SKIOTEN TOTEN NAH NAHNAH BOOM BOOM MEANY MEANY OTENTOTEN BO BO SKIOTN TOTEN BOOM LOL

  • Leah_S
    Leah_S Member Posts: 1,929
    edited October 2009
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    The handclappig game I remember liking is:

    Oh little playmate, come out and play with me

    And bring your dollies three, climb up my apple tree

    Slide down my rainbarrel, climb up my cellar door

    And we'll be jolly friends forevermore.

    Amazing the thngs we remember, isn't it? I could probably still sing a lot of the songs I learned in Girl Scout camp - and that's over 45 years ago.

    Leah

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
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    I use to go with friends and walk by the scary house. We all have one in childhood. I dont think anything ever happened bad there just was old and scary looking.

  • my3girls
    my3girls Member Posts: 1,291
    edited October 2009
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    We had one too kbug!  We swore it had bats in the attic (actually..I think it did) It looked like a house right out of a scary movie!

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
    edited October 2009
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    When we had family get togethers when I was small the men ate first. Then the moms and then the kids last. You would think moms would have ate with the kids. It was normal when I was small. It was a big family thing.

  • septembersong
    septembersong Member Posts: 153
    edited October 2009
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    Waking up to a sunny day after a storm on Cape Cod.

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
    edited October 2009
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    Oh to dress out in high school. I hated it I felt like I looked like casper with my oh so white legs. I was insecure in some ways and outgoing in others.

  • footprintsangel
    footprintsangel Member Posts: 35,657
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    Wearing black and white shoes (they were too small) all we could

    afford. Mom made alot of our clothes was cheaper that way.

  • kbugmom
    kbugmom Member Posts: 8,310
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    Oh Foots so sad about your lil feet. My mom only sewed clothes for my plays and barbies. She loved to take me shopping. 

  • footprintsangel
    footprintsangel Member Posts: 35,657
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    We were traveling everywhere, I remember in Hawaii trying to

    do the hula when I was little. People tired not to laugh.