My Favorite Childhood Memory is.....
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Debbie do you have pictures of those time.? Would be great to see. I have one where I was like 6 or 7. I had on japanese pj's my sis sent me for my birthday. My cake was a tall doll cake. It was the prettiest cake ever.
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I can remember making snow angels. That was so much fun.
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I remember watching my Dad fly an Air Force plane to Viet nam
It was very hard, But when he got home, I got a cat clock from there.
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I remember seeing the Rose Parade,
I have a picture of it in black and white
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My mom and dad would take pics of me each easter. I had my church dress and hat and gloves when lil on. I was cute when lil then I dont know what happened to me.
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Where did they hide the Easter eggs, We got to do that
after church. And had a ham dinner with mashed potatoes
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In the back yard . One year there was a lucky egg neighbor kids were over. Well it wasnt me who got the lucky egg. I was so mad.
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We would walk to the cross on the hill for Easter sunrise service,
I dont know if they do it anymore.
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I was jealous of one of my nieces. She is a lil over a year younger than me. She had long beautiful blonde hair. Everyone said oh her hair is so pretty. LOL I was like hey look at me lol.
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I remember that we had a fig tree at Grandmas and we would take
a branch from another tree and knock them down, One day we
knocked a bees nest down, and we sure ran.
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I bet you ran I would have also.
Our neighbor had the fig tree. Mom and me would go over and get some. She would then come home and make preserves.mmmmm
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I ran fast.......We had a lemon tree in one of our house and
I would eat them right off the tree,
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Oh wow a lemon tree that is so cool.
We had a peach,apple, plum trees. Oh yes we had a giant pecan tree. Had also strawberries,blueberries, and grapes. Always good stuff....
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We have coconuts in Hawaii
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Our neighbor was a milk man but he wasn't my daddy. lol
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I love the ice cream mans music, couldnt afford the ice cream
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we didnt have ice cream truck. My grands have one that comes around.
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We had one on Air Force Base
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I loved to go visit my sister in the scary house. It was a hundred year home with a basement... It was in great shape. I was scared of the basement. Otherwise I loved to go there.
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We always watched Sheri Lewis and her puppet
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Buying a soda and sharing it will my friend, No problems
with sharing with friends then.
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I loved to help mom in kitchen. She was a good cook. Now she is unable to. I loved most everything she cooked. Not chicken livers or salmon. Yuck.
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I got a Bisquick cookbook for kids, and made my dad
cinnamon rolls, He love them and I was proud
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I loved to lick the bowl. lol
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What was the first thing you ever cooked alone for the family? I cooked some packaged macaroni and cheese. The pot with water was sooooo heavy, I couldn't imagine how adults did this so easily.
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Leaf...good question. I have been thinking hard about that one. I remember the first thing I made myself on the stove top...it was a fried baloney sandwich. The family...I think it was a recipe from 7th grade Home-Ec. class....called Tuna cups.
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Oh, leaf, you brought back such a nice memory for me! When I was 8 or 9, I remember making "butterfly cupcakes" at Brownies and serving them to my parents for dessert that night.
Butterfly cupcakes: After baking & cooling any type of cupcake (I vote for chocolate) cut off the top (the part over the paper liner) Spread whipped cream on the cupcake, cut the top layer in half, and place the 2 cut ends in the whipped cream to form a "butterfly". )(
Leah
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I dont have a clue the first thing I cooked. Oh wow butterfly cupcakes sounds good.
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Making sugar cookies, The older people never put
enough sugar on.
Or making stew, why my mom always would
ruin it by putting vegetables I didnt like.
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Going to the store with a dime and spending such a long time looking over all of the penny candy. Taking time to figure out exactly what I want and how much it will cost.
sneaking under the fence with my brother to watch a local ball game.
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