What's your earliest childhood memory?
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Learning how to walk and stepping on a bee and being stung by it.
120109
Yes, in the moment when I first held a newborn in my hands.
364933
Yes when I was really little I remember seeing my granpa it was like 2 or 3 days after his funereal it was scary but cool at the same time. But the most scary est thing is that my mom was making a home video when it happened and we were watching it ad all that you could see was a shadow standing right next to me it was cool bat scary.
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I had the Chicken Pox when I was 2(that's very young to get them). I remember it well. After that, no memories until I was 4. It must have been the traumatic experience. It makes sense now that I hear about yours.
1167667
I actually remember my nursey from before I was one. My parents knew they were moving and never really did my nursery in the old house. So, one day recently, I described it to my mom and her jaw dropped. I remembered details throughout the room from the visual perspective of me, as a baby, in the crib. I remember that my crib was in between two windows and there was a mobile above me and the room was wood paneled (70's). I can remember where the door was and the light sources. Pretty freaky, huh?
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when i was really young.
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I know most people would have a really good memory... But there is a reason that this is the last thing I can remember. I think I was about 5-6 years old, I was at Old Orchard Beach in Maine, with my family for our annual summer trip there, and me and my cousin were on the ferris wheel, well don't ask me just quite how this happened, but I guess I was leaning over as the operator was lifting the bar up and over our heads, well as I was leaning over and waving to my dad with a huge smile on my face, I leaned a little too far. We were still about 2 feet up in the air, and just like that, I got tipped out of the ferris wheel seat. I was a little banged up to begin with, but to add onto that, I had split my head not only on one of the wires, but also on a few pieces of metal beside the wire. All I can really remember after that was my older sister Michelle, was coming towards me with Fried Dough she had bought for me, and she just looked at me in total awe, (while me not know what the hell was going on) , and just dropped her food and ran towards me. My dad was the first one who actually helped me up, while the operator just sat there in shock!  After that I don't really remember much. But when I ask my dad now, he told me when he went to go help me up, he put his arm under my legs then placed his hand on my head to steady me, then looked at his hand and at the same time, the both of us saw blood, and I mean not just a little blood, then i passed out. The next thing I remember was being in the ER and the doctor telling me to count backwards from 100... my dad said I barely even got to ninety-nine, and I was out. Well to end my mumbling on and on about this, I had 12 stitches put in my head, and the rest of my vacation I spent in the room, with my dad, while everyone else (my mother, 2 sisters, aunts, uncles, and cousins) went lounging on the beach.\n\nNo, to this day I refuse to go on a ferris wheel.
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Yes i have. I was about, 5ish. (Im 13 now) My family moved in with my granmother when we moved from Michigan. I had a bad dream or something and I went to my parents room. (I'd never done it before) My mom just rolled over and told me to go back to bed. On the way back to my room, I saw a flicker at the corner of my eye. Looking directly at it, I saw nothing. Changing tactics, I looked out of the side of my eye.  A old man was standing there, watching me. Scared out of my wits, I asked, "Who are you?" He looks at me and smiles then disappears into thin air. The next morning, I told my grandmother what had happened. She cried and told me " That was your Grandfather, he was just being your gardian angel, Torrie."  From then on, I got up every night, watching for him but he never came back.
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ask you parents or grandparents. anybody that grew up in the 1960s and is old enough to remember but not old enough to forget.
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Memories that call up emotions, sensations, or other memories.\n\nFor instance, recalling your 7th grade Science Fair may bring back that godforsaken "Wheels Of the Bus" song because you had to listen to it for 4 hours on the way to the Fair.  It could also "bring back" the smell of watermelon gum, because someone put it in your seat and you sat in it on accident and had it stuck on you for the rest of the day.
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I got one when i was 10.
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The year my dad started his construction company we had no cash left for christmas.  \n\nI was 6 and my mom sewed stuffed animals out of gingham plaid for my baby brother and I and my dad built us a sandbox.  \n\nBut the very best was my 3 story home made plywood dollhouse built by my dad and painted and decorated by my mom using real building materials (froms dad's work of course) real wallpaper and carpet.  I loved it and it is still in my room at "home"
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My first love...gosh..this question brings back memories. His name is Derek. I was 15 years old when I met him. I had never kissed or even held hands with anybody before. I remember the first time we kissed. We were at a mutual friend's house and we walked outside together. I knew what was going to happen and I was so nervous. I started rambling on and on avoiding eye contact. Then I pointed up to a star that was shining really bright and I go "Hey, Look at---" and before I could finish my sentence he turned my face to his and kissed me. It was so sweet, so innocent. I will never forget that first kiss for the rest of my life. Derek and I were together for a year, but of course we are young and we came to a point that we were ready to experience being with other people. I still talk to him from time to time, just to see how he is doing. Even though we aren't together anymore, he will always hold a special place in my heart.
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Mine was in fifth grade, a good ol' green screen and floppy discs.  It was the only computer in the school and it only had a math game installed on it.
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My favorite memory was during the year after second grade.  We had the best, most creative teachers.  They wanted us to understand the Temple as described in the Bible so we built one out of cardboard boxes.  \n\nThe teachers were so loving.  It wasn't long after that when I realized that I was personally responsible for my sin (at the time it would have consisted of being disobedient to parents or mean to my siblings.) So I talked to my parents about it and told them I wanted to ask Jesus to be my savior so I could have eternal life.\n\nI have been a follower of Jesus ever since and I still love him and am so grateful for what he has done for me, today.  If only life could be as fun as VBS with grape Kool Aid and cookies!
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yeah... when i was a kid.
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What's the first pop-culture thing you remember?  That's the beginning of your time.