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Pooh-Bah
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Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
Pretty self-explanitory, really. Just any 5 things you loved when you were 5 (or little in general, if you can't remember that far back
).
1 - Dogger. My favourite book about a boy who loses his toy dog.
2 - Red. Great colour, red.
3 - Glasses. I used to sit in front of the telly with glasses-frames on, pretending I needed them. Now I do.
4 - Ham sandwiches/Jam sandwiches. Not at the same time, I hasten to add.
5 - Homework. I used to get my mum and dad to set me homework. I was a very peculiar child
Your go!
Pretty self-explanitory, really. Just any 5 things you loved when you were 5 (or little in general, if you can't remember that far back
).1 - Dogger. My favourite book about a boy who loses his toy dog.
2 - Red. Great colour, red.
3 - Glasses. I used to sit in front of the telly with glasses-frames on, pretending I needed them. Now I do.
4 - Ham sandwiches/Jam sandwiches. Not at the same time, I hasten to add.
5 - Homework. I used to get my mum and dad to set me homework. I was a very peculiar child
Your go!
What a wonderful miracle if only we could look through each other's eyes for an instant.
Thoreau
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ummmmmmm.............
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ummmmmmm.............
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Just for you Valura
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Enjoy hun........
Just for you Valura
https://www.80stees.com/pages/t-shirts/80s-movie/Last_Unicorn_t-shirts.asp
Enjoy hun........
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Pooh-Bah
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Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
genius!
Written by: funky_hats
4. sitting under the table and tying everyones shoes laces together!!!
genius! What a wonderful miracle if only we could look through each other's eyes for an instant.
Thoreau
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Austin, Texas, USA
Carpal \'Tunnel
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Posted:
OMG - I forgot my stuffed animals too - I was so in love with my HUGE collection of them - especially after the fire in my house where all but 3 got destroyed (lost some good friends that day
)- after that I was so not letting them go ever once I got my collection rebuilt!
OMG - I forgot my stuffed animals too - I was so in love with my HUGE collection of them - especially after the fire in my house where all but 3 got destroyed (lost some good friends that day
)- after that I was so not letting them go ever once I got my collection rebuilt! -v-
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The Ladiees Man
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Posted:
1. drink lots of orange squash
2. riding my little bmx everywhere
3. making my brother do things to get in trouble! (oops still do that one)
4. wanting to do everything anyone older than me
5. not having to do any form of work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1. drink lots of orange squash
2. riding my little bmx everywhere
3. making my brother do things to get in trouble! (oops still do that one)
4. wanting to do everything anyone older than me
5. not having to do any form of work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm going to leave the army and run away to the circus
if not i will just become a MI5 agent !!!
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Gromit's Humble Squire
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Gromit's Humble Squire
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1. cupping hands to catch big fat tadpoles in the drain by the field- it was a daily competition. Come to think of it now, I can't remember what used to become of the daily catch..
2. I had a World Wildlife Fund plush toy who I named Sharky. Loved him to bits, along with a plush dog named Fluffy (hey 5 year old kids have a small vocabulary ok). Anyway one day Fluffy got washed, and he came out not so fluffy anymore. Sort of Lassie fur to poodle fur. Then a couple of years later, I realised sharky wasn't a shark, he was a blue whale.
3. Lego men. I found it wonderful that Lego men, despite their non-angular appearances, fit perfectly on two lego spots. I loved how they had interchangeable legs, backpacks and helmets. One day I sent three men on a mission, I tied them to a piece of string and lowered them off the balcony of our flat. Suddenly there was a tug, and I pulled the line back up. Tied to the string were three plastic men, but they certainly weren't lego men. Apparently one of the other neighbours thought it was meant to be some sort of toy swop. My intrepid explorers were never seen again.
4. Starting the car, my mum's Toyota Crown. It was explained to me that warming up the engine was good for the car. I used to feel so grown up being allowed to take the keys, starting the car and sitting on the driver's seat for a whole 3 minutes before anyone else came down. Recently on the news there was a 5 or 6 year old who took a joyride in his family car down to the video store. Understandably, he caused a bit of damage, but I bet I know what was going through his head as he was making his way there..
5. Blowing bubbles in a cup. For some reason, my very young sister and I found this very entertaining. A straw in a cup with some soapy water in it, and 5 minutes later, our tiny lungs would have filled the bathroom with suds. I suppose it's what we imagined snow to be like. Had some snow last xmas- it snowed during xmas day and from a sofa in my mum and stepdad's new conservatory in Devon, it looked like something straight out of a fairytale. I think I've come a long way.
1. cupping hands to catch big fat tadpoles in the drain by the field- it was a daily competition. Come to think of it now, I can't remember what used to become of the daily catch..
2. I had a World Wildlife Fund plush toy who I named Sharky. Loved him to bits, along with a plush dog named Fluffy (hey 5 year old kids have a small vocabulary ok). Anyway one day Fluffy got washed, and he came out not so fluffy anymore. Sort of Lassie fur to poodle fur. Then a couple of years later, I realised sharky wasn't a shark, he was a blue whale.
3. Lego men. I found it wonderful that Lego men, despite their non-angular appearances, fit perfectly on two lego spots. I loved how they had interchangeable legs, backpacks and helmets. One day I sent three men on a mission, I tied them to a piece of string and lowered them off the balcony of our flat. Suddenly there was a tug, and I pulled the line back up. Tied to the string were three plastic men, but they certainly weren't lego men. Apparently one of the other neighbours thought it was meant to be some sort of toy swop. My intrepid explorers were never seen again.
4. Starting the car, my mum's Toyota Crown. It was explained to me that warming up the engine was good for the car. I used to feel so grown up being allowed to take the keys, starting the car and sitting on the driver's seat for a whole 3 minutes before anyone else came down. Recently on the news there was a 5 or 6 year old who took a joyride in his family car down to the video store. Understandably, he caused a bit of damage, but I bet I know what was going through his head as he was making his way there..
5. Blowing bubbles in a cup. For some reason, my very young sister and I found this very entertaining. A straw in a cup with some soapy water in it, and 5 minutes later, our tiny lungs would have filled the bathroom with suds. I suppose it's what we imagined snow to be like. Had some snow last xmas- it snowed during xmas day and from a sofa in my mum and stepdad's new conservatory in Devon, it looked like something straight out of a fairytale. I think I've come a long way.
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Austin, Texas, USA
Carpal \'Tunnel
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Posted:
Cool.
this is going to sound really increadibly geeky for a child, but when I was like 9 or 10, my best friend and I made a 2 3 minute long lego stop frame animation movies using lego men and the the just out space craft sets (that style of lego mad had just appeared, which dates me pretty well I'm afriad). we did it all with an 8-mm film movie camera. even featured whacked out space monsters (a genuine muppet!) and explosions (fireworks of a type that are now illegal - man, those were the days!). You'd be suprised how well legos stand up to fireworks. Some of my legos (yes, I still have them - well over $5,000 worth I am sure) still feature scorch marks.
Written by: Ry'
3. Lego men. I found it wonderful that Lego men, despite their non-angular appearances, fit perfectly on two lego spots. I loved how they had interchangeable legs, backpacks and helmets. One day I sent three men on a mission, I tied them to a piece of string and lowered them off the balcony of our flat. Suddenly there was a tug, and I pulled the line back up. Tied to the string were three plastic men, but they certainly weren't lego men. Apparently one of the other neighbours thought it was meant to be some sort of toy swop. My intrepid explorers were never seen again.
Cool.
this is going to sound really increadibly geeky for a child, but when I was like 9 or 10, my best friend and I made a 2 3 minute long lego stop frame animation movies using lego men and the the just out space craft sets (that style of lego mad had just appeared, which dates me pretty well I'm afriad). we did it all with an 8-mm film movie camera. even featured whacked out space monsters (a genuine muppet!) and explosions (fireworks of a type that are now illegal - man, those were the days!). You'd be suprised how well legos stand up to fireworks. Some of my legos (yes, I still have them - well over $5,000 worth I am sure) still feature scorch marks.
-v-
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Gromit's Humble Squire
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Gromit's Humble Squire
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Posted:
Wow.. I don't think I even knew how stop motion worked back then. Would you happen to have it digitised? I'm dying to see it!!
Btw, flat pieces. I loved flat pieces!
Written by: vanize
when I was like 9 or 10, my best friend and I made a 2 3 minute long lego stop frame animation movies using lego men and the the just out space craft sets.
Wow.. I don't think I even knew how stop motion worked back then. Would you happen to have it digitised? I'm dying to see it!!
Btw, flat pieces. I loved flat pieces!
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Pooh-Bah
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Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
Oh man, Lego.. it's all about the 2-across, 3-flat-high hinges
Oh man, Lego.. it's all about the 2-across, 3-flat-high hinges
What a wonderful miracle if only we could look through each other's eyes for an instant.
Thoreau
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Naw, it is all stored at mum's house somewhere (back in the States). she was supposedly copying all the film to video, but I think she stalled on that project after 2 days and burning out the projector bulb and being unable to find a replacement...
Sorry!
I showed it a "show and tell" one day in class, and the next week my teacher arranged to have the whole (what was it, 4th?) grade watch it. hell, my teacher was impressed I could work the projector, much less make a stop action film.
but really it wasn't so weird for me, I was working in a darkroom by the time I was 5 and alone by 7, and by 8 my parents would let me sail the boat (4 meter monohull) alone in the nearby lake. my parents let me do whatever I wanted as long as I kept out of their way - want to make a film, great! here's how, now leave us alone for the rest of the week!
Written by: Ry'Written by: vanize
when I was like 9 or 10, my best friend and I made two 3 minute long lego stop frame animation movies using lego men and the the just out space craft sets.
Wow.. I don't think I even knew how stop motion worked back then. Would you happen to have it digitised? I'm dying to see it!!
Btw, flat pieces. I loved flat pieces!
Naw, it is all stored at mum's house somewhere (back in the States). she was supposedly copying all the film to video, but I think she stalled on that project after 2 days and burning out the projector bulb and being unable to find a replacement...
Sorry!
I showed it a "show and tell" one day in class, and the next week my teacher arranged to have the whole (what was it, 4th?) grade watch it. hell, my teacher was impressed I could work the projector, much less make a stop action film.
but really it wasn't so weird for me, I was working in a darkroom by the time I was 5 and alone by 7, and by 8 my parents would let me sail the boat (4 meter monohull) alone in the nearby lake. my parents let me do whatever I wanted as long as I kept out of their way - want to make a film, great! here's how, now leave us alone for the rest of the week!
-v-
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Gromit's Humble Squire
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Gromit's Humble Squire
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Posted:
Ooh hinges!! I liked the 2 by 4 flat hinges..
Ooh hinges!! I liked the 2 by 4 flat hinges..
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Posted:
you jus reminded me of when i was bout 12 i used to make loadsa films, stupid storylines but funny. my fave was making the fruit disappear one by one lol. and the little man walking on someones arm. why am i not as clever as i used to be ?
EDITED_BY: liquid_bubblegum (1109092484)
you jus reminded me of when i was bout 12 i used to make loadsa films, stupid storylines but funny. my fave was making the fruit disappear one by one lol. and the little man walking on someones arm. why am i not as clever as i used to be ?
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Liquid Cow
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Posted:
*drools*
Mmm, hinges
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*drools*
Mmm, hinges
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But there's no sense crying over every mistake. You just keep on trying till you run out of cake.
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Pooh-Bah
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Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
*dribbles* Man, that is SWEEEEET!
*dribbles* Man, that is SWEEEEET!
What a wonderful miracle if only we could look through each other's eyes for an instant.
Thoreau
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Pooh-Bah
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Pooh-Bah
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making a mess
SMOOSHIES
paint glue scissors pencils string stuff
packed lunch, marmite sandwich or ham sandwich, kit kat or a break away, sunpride rasins
socks and sandles
Most of it is still the same.
making a mess
SMOOSHIES
paint glue scissors pencils string stuff
packed lunch, marmite sandwich or ham sandwich, kit kat or a break away, sunpride rasins
socks and sandles
Most of it is still the same.
Never assume
Always Acknowledge
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Still wiggling
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Still wiggling
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1. Running around and playing in the front garden... especially playing house with my Wendy house and baby dolls (remember Tiny Tears?!), complete with the box of clothes (once mine) to change her into.
2. At 5, my growing collection of cuddly toys and kids books, including Poochi, Care Bears (the original!), Rainbow Brite, the Cabbage Patch Kids, My Little Pony etc. My cuddly toys often took on roles in the Wendy house.
3. My younger brothers collection of Lego (which I used to force-feed him. He never choked though, despite my dastardly efforts). I made some cool stuff, though.
4. Getting muddy. Especially by jumping in puddles beside my mum, which would then send water shooting up her leg... cos she wasn't wearing wellies
5. Jelly and icecream. And the small bar of chocolate we were only allowed once a week on a Friday night.
1. Running around and playing in the front garden... especially playing house with my Wendy house and baby dolls (remember Tiny Tears?!), complete with the box of clothes (once mine) to change her into.
2. At 5, my growing collection of cuddly toys and kids books, including Poochi, Care Bears (the original!), Rainbow Brite, the Cabbage Patch Kids, My Little Pony etc. My cuddly toys often took on roles in the Wendy house.
3. My younger brothers collection of Lego (which I used to force-feed him. He never choked though, despite my dastardly efforts). I made some cool stuff, though.
4. Getting muddy. Especially by jumping in puddles beside my mum, which would then send water shooting up her leg... cos she wasn't wearing wellies
5. Jelly and icecream. And the small bar of chocolate we were only allowed once a week on a Friday night.
Getting to the other side 
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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bad girl!
bad girl!
-v-
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Still wiggling
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Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
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Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
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Getting to the other side
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Still wiggling
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Still wiggling
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Oops, silly work computer...
Tis ok, I realised something else... learning to ride a bicycle. I think that was around 5.
Finally get the independence to escape from my parents. (but not getting very far on a Raleigh bike with stabilisers )
EDITED_BY: Firepoise (1109096418)
Oops, silly work computer...
Tis ok, I realised something else... learning to ride a bicycle. I think that was around 5.
Finally get the independence to escape from my parents. (but not getting very far on a Raleigh bike with stabilisers
)EDITED_BY: Firepoise (1109096418)
Getting to the other side
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Pooh-Bah
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Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
Wow! You were really pleased, FP
Wow! You were really pleased, FP
What a wonderful miracle if only we could look through each other's eyes for an instant.
Thoreau
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Still wiggling
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Still wiggling
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Shush... noone noticed
Shush... noone noticed
Getting to the other side
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1) fresh snow
2) my dog bossco
3) atari 2600 (yes i still have it, and yes it still works )
4) spending the whole day at my grand-parents house
5) my mom coming to pick me up at the end of the day
1) fresh snow
2) my dog bossco
3) atari 2600 (yes i still have it, and yes it still works
)4) spending the whole day at my grand-parents house
5) my mom coming to pick me up at the end of the day
You can't avoid pain by fencing yourself from it.
Some times you need the help of others more than anything else
But you have to let them close enough to help......
People want to be needed, I found that out too
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Pooh-Bah
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Written by: Fryed Fish
3) atari 2600 (yes i still have it, and yes it still works
What a wonderful miracle if only we could look through each other's eyes for an instant.
Thoreau
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Gromit's Humble Squire
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The new ones are pretty ugly aren't they! One of my friends was telling me how she never had a carebear (!), I went around looking because her birthday was coming up, and in the end I bought her a preloved friendbear on ebay. Nothing like the originals! When I was 3, I had wishbear and my sister had tenderheart- they're now somewhere in Mongolia..
Written by: Firepoise
Care Bears (the original!)
The new ones are pretty ugly aren't they! One of my friends was telling me how she never had a carebear (!), I went around looking because her birthday was coming up, and in the end I bought her a preloved friendbear on ebay. Nothing like the originals! When I was 3, I had wishbear and my sister had tenderheart- they're now somewhere in Mongolia..
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Gromit's Humble Squire
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Bov that's awesome! I had the big black piece and that was my favourite by far
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*drools*
Mmm, hinges
Bov that's awesome! I had the big black piece and that was my favourite by far
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1) My German Shepherd Amal....RIP dawg.
2) The Greatest American Hero (G-Force Battle of the Planets nearly pipped it and I don't want all mine to be bad 80s TV)
3) 20 cent Arcade machines at the pub while my olds hung out with friends.
4) Cars - used to be a freak at recognising cars....
5) The folks still being together. Never happier times than being 5 and having the family in one piece.
COOL THREAD!
1) My German Shepherd Amal....RIP dawg.
2) The Greatest American Hero (G-Force Battle of the Planets nearly pipped it and I don't want all mine to be bad 80s TV)
3) 20 cent Arcade machines at the pub while my olds hung out with friends.
4) Cars - used to be a freak at recognising cars....
5) The folks still being together. Never happier times than being 5 and having the family in one piece.
COOL THREAD!
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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oooooo jus reminded me of my amiga that i used to have! loved it to bits, had thousands of disks for it hehehe
oooooo jus reminded me of my amiga that i used to have! loved it to bits, had thousands of disks for it hehehe
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Posted:
1) Jigsaw puzzles
2) Sweets
3) Michael Jackson
4) Ballerina's outfits
5) Dressing up
Actually they haven't changed, except Michael Jackson - he was soooooooo cool back then. lol.
1) Jigsaw puzzles
2) Sweets
3) Michael Jackson
4) Ballerina's outfits
5) Dressing up
Actually they haven't changed, except Michael Jackson - he was soooooooo cool back then. lol.
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Posted:
damn only 5 - so many things i loved being five, ok here goes
Carebears - loved carebears
My Little Pony
Ponds and fairies and make believe with my stuffed toys
Dress ups
Climbing - am a little too big for it now heehee
Lollies - lollies are like gold when your a kid
damn only 5 - so many things i loved being five, ok here goes
Carebears - loved carebears
My Little Pony
Ponds and fairies and make believe with my stuffed toys
Dress ups
Climbing - am a little too big for it now heehee
Lollies - lollies are like gold when your a kid
*In the car while Pink is playing on the radio*
Tristan aged 4 : "Mum is this Pink?"
Flame:"Yes mate this is Pink?"
Tristan:"Are you going to Pink?"
Flame:"Yes i am"
Tristan:"Cool well I'm going to BLUE"
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Posted:
5 was so much fun :
1. Making mud pies
2. Wearing hand-me-down clothes
3. Pretending to fall asleep so i got carried up to bed
4.Fighting with my brothers
5. My imagination could make anything happen, now i just feel stupid
Those were the days *Sighs* i wish i was five now
5 was so much fun
:1. Making mud pies
2. Wearing hand-me-down clothes
3. Pretending to fall asleep so i got carried up to bed
4.Fighting with my brothers
5. My imagination could make anything happen, now i just feel stupid
Those were the days *Sighs* i wish i was five now
"It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all" Anon
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1. Jumping on my neighbors trampoline and getting in trouble cause I never asked, lol
2. Reading. Loved it then, still do *guess that's why I'm an English major*
3. Playing in the mud. I used to take the dolls that got in "trouble" when I'd play, and leave them in the mud as punishment.
4. Ride bikes
5. Play in my walk in closet. I thought it was so cool that I had a mini-room in my room, so I would always play in the closet.
1. Jumping on my neighbors trampoline and getting in trouble cause I never asked, lol
2. Reading. Loved it then, still do *guess that's why I'm an English major
*3. Playing in the mud. I used to take the dolls that got in "trouble" when I'd play, and leave them in the mud as punishment.
4. Ride bikes
5. Play in my walk in closet. I thought it was so cool that I had a mini-room in my room, so I would always play in the closet.
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