Thinking about childhood last night made me think about some stuff.
You may remember some of these as well.
Playing with Kiddles way longer than I should have. But they were so cute!
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| Tiger Beat Magazine |
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Reading my favorite gossip magazines.
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| Mark Spitz | | | | | |
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Sneaking into Julie's room to stare at this poster. (It was lifesize!)
Playing kickball in our cul-de-sac till porch lights came on to signal us to come home.
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| Tammy Bayliff, Mary Chrenshaw, Me |
Memories of my Camp Fire Sisters. And the shenanigans we got into.
Believing my Sis, that Bobby Sherman's song, "Julie, Julie, Do you Love Me", was written for her.
Playing down at the "forbidden creek" by our neighborhood.
Watching & knowing that The Partridge Family was way cooler than The Brady Bunch.
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| Shari, Me, Janet, Leann, Julie |
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Whenever the Tribby cousins came to town.
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| Maureen Kern, Me & Lisa Deer |
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Birthday parties!
Slumber Parties, and playing the stupid games like, "I think shes dead..." and having seances, and playing Ouija. (Then being to afraid to fall asleep.)
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| {Im the last one kneeling on right} |
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Summer Camp at Bradford Woods Camp Fire Girls Camp. (Even though I worked in the kitchen for my "scholarship").
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| Me, Carla, & Julie |
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Dance Lessons..(nervous about recital).
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| Fancy & Me |
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Riding Horses at Grandma & Grandpa's home.
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| Grandma, Grandpa, & Me |
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Learning to work hard. Hard enough to be sore and learn to appreciate it.
My parents Volkswagons.
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| Inky | |
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| Fester |
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| Sherman |
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| Tanda |
Childhood pets...
Summer porch jam seasons with my Uncles, Aunts, Grandparents, & friends, down in Texas.
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| Grandma & Me |
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| Grandpa & Me |
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Being very silly and laughing with my Grandparents.
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| Jubilee & Me at the tack house after a big storm |
Caring for the horses to earn my keep, during the summers in Texas.
Being so excited when my Dad bought us the "Video" game PONG.
I could go on and on.... Last night, I just kept thinking of all this stuff. A lifetime ago. Yet, only yesterday.