What is your earliest memory?
[b]I have a memory of a nativity scene in Provo from when I was 9 months old. My mother swears that it is a real memory because I described it to her in detail. I've never been back to Provo or seen a picture of it, so tha
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by beatschool » Sat Feb 26, 2005 4:26 pm
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by egg-roger » Sat Feb 26, 2005 11:24 pm
What is your earliest memory?
Huge black ants crawling on our front porch in Pasco, WA.
What is your fondest childhood memory (not necessarily NW related)?
My dad would lay us kids (siblings & cuzzins) on the floor. He'd mess up his hair like Beetho
Huge black ants crawling on our front porch in Pasco, WA.
What is your fondest childhood memory (not necessarily NW related)?
My dad would lay us kids (siblings & cuzzins) on the floor. He'd mess up his hair like Beetho
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by Frau_Blucher » Sun Feb 27, 2005 3:46 am
What is your earliest memory?
Being an army brat in Korea, playing in our apple orchard outside of Taegu, riding the trains thru the rugged hills, and giving some of the local kids the amazingly rare treat of ice cream! These are all glommed together, do
Being an army brat in Korea, playing in our apple orchard outside of Taegu, riding the trains thru the rugged hills, and giving some of the local kids the amazingly rare treat of ice cream! These are all glommed together, do
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by Otters Walk Among Us » Mon Feb 28, 2005 2:29 am
What is your earliest memory?
A giant st. bernard that lived next door when I was 2.
What is your fondest childhood memory (not necessarily NW related)?
Not one specific memory, but just some of the general things kids won't or can't do today:
6 h
A giant st. bernard that lived next door when I was 2.
What is your fondest childhood memory (not necessarily NW related)?
Not one specific memory, but just some of the general things kids won't or can't do today:
6 h
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by rewindmylife » Tue Mar 01, 2005 12:10 am
What is your earliest memory?
When I was 2 my mom thought it would be nice for me to go to nursury school....I stood and cried for two hours until my mom came back to get me...I remember standing in the middle of the room just bawling my eyes out.
Wha
When I was 2 my mom thought it would be nice for me to go to nursury school....I stood and cried for two hours until my mom came back to get me...I remember standing in the middle of the room just bawling my eyes out.
Wha
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by buffalochipz » Tue Mar 01, 2005 1:23 am
What is your earliest memory?
Riding in the back seat of an early 1970s-era Renault while my mother and a friend of hers drove all over creation on a church-sponsored scavenger hunt. I remember that the windows slid open sideways instead of up and down.
Riding in the back seat of an early 1970s-era Renault while my mother and a friend of hers drove all over creation on a church-sponsored scavenger hunt. I remember that the windows slid open sideways instead of up and down.
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