What is your Favorite childhood memory?

Answer 1

Going to visit my granny and her DELICIOUS cooking..
R.I.P Granny...

Answer 2

When I was growing up my parents always took us to this lake for vacation. Sometimes we would go twice a year. We camped at the lake eating over a camp fire and swimming in the lake, Dad would take all five of us kids fishing and we would pan fry what we caught and have that for dinner. What I will always remember the last full day we were there we would all go to this little outdoor ice cream place. We would eat foot long hot dogs and have a banana split for dessert. It was the highlight of our whole trip. I don't eat a lot of ice cream today but when I do I get a banana split and the fond memories are relived in my heart.

Answer 3

I remember going to Hershey Park in Pennsylvania, smelling the chocolate, going through the factory tour ending up in the store full of chocolate. The amusement park was so much fun, I rode my first roller coaster there. The bike rides we took near the quarrys were awesome. Definately a great time.

Answer 4

Plenty, but one to follow:

Sweet Maisie.

Milk didn’t come in bottles, when we were little boys,
So going to the dairy, was one of life’s true joys,
For if it were sweet Maisie, who served you out the measure,
The extra cup was yours to sup, a memory to treasure.

Kathleen only gave us, exactly what she should,
At times a little ‘tilly’, we always prayed she would,
The youngest of the sisters, I now forget her name,
Was quite as bad as Kathleen, and dished out just the same.

Old Tom, the three girls’ father, and the owner of the farm,
Never used the measure, to him it was the norm,
You see, he never had a son, and treated all us boys,
With lots of cream from off the top, and pence to buy small toys.

The level mark inside the can, that my mother scratched,
Had to be watched closely, to ensure that the milk matched,
For if you got too greedy - drank more than Maisie gave,
My Mum would note the difference, and fly into a rave.

But last time I was over there, the farm it is now gone,
New cottages and houses, the land is built upon,
Yet as I stood and looked around, I saw the corner stone,
Where I would drink, the extra milk, before I wandered home.

So God Bless you, Tom Costello, though sadly now not here,
And to his lovely daughters, to them I raise a cheer,
To Kathleen and the youngest, who sometimes drove me crazy,
I thank you all, for what you gave, but especially you Sweet Maisie.

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Answer 5

My mom would travel alot when I was a kid... One time for my birthday she was outta town and we werent expecting her for a few more weeks. We were about to cut the cake and she came in the front door with a gift for me.... That memory always stayed with me. I was turning 8.

Answer 6

well vn i wass too youg and my sis came 4m delhi to nangal to meet us . she is like my best friend . 1 day v both were playing and 1 boy was rodding a bycycle so niti told me i need that bycycle priti so i ran to that boy pushed him away 4m his bycyle and bothugt it 4 her we both rided the bycyle . after half an hour we both left that bycyle and went away . and that boy came crying and picked up his cycle and went hme hehehe

Answer 7

Playing with my toys at home and watching a lot of cartoons ;)

Answer 8

it has to be when i was about three, and i was watch rain fall onto a dusty pavement. and i was so happy because it was raining.

Answer 9

Living at home with my mamma...whahooo

Answer 10

Getting to first grade, such honor !!!