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What is your best childhood memory?... mine was when I was about 10. I never really used to get toys for xmas etc. It was more like things I need - clothes etc... so that time before xmas I was desperate for a barbie doll. I remember pestering my dad for it while he watched TV....so he left and came back with one ... I was so excited!!! I asked him if he met Santa on his way...😮😁😂

BlueOrchid
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blacklabrador

Mine is also a Christmas toy related memory.

I was desperate for a Scalextric set, I used to turn up the TV adverts, and left the Argos Catalogue open conveniently on the Scalextric page.

Mum and Dad told me the sets were too expensive, so I shouldn't get my hopes up.

Then on Christmas Morning they'd only gone and got me one!

I think I played it most of the day, only stopping when the dog ran off with a car if it came off at a corner.

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BlueOrchid

blacklabrador I bet you treasured it for a long time....any chance you still got it?😁😂

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blacklabrador

BlueOrchid I wish, that would have made lockdown fly by

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Moonstone22

I have too many incredible childhood memories to pick one. My home life as a child was filled with joy and love. My brothers and my mum gave me their full attention and every day was magical

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BlueOrchid

Moonstone22 you were lucky then. Mine wasnt... and usually my dad treated me and my brother like we were servants without voice... other times I asked if I'll get anything for xmas I was told to bring my grade book and unless it was all 10's I won't be getting nothing...

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Moonstone22

BlueOrchid That sounds terrible, I'm sorry you had to go through that x

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Glitterandgold

Spending weekends at my grans. She often invited her friends over for afternoon tea on a Saturday & I would help her make & lay out sandwiches & cakes 😋. I felt like such a grown up sipping my tea listening to the adults chat....& scoffing her delicious homemade cakes of course. I really idolized my gran & have such fond memories of the short times I spent with her.

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BlueOrchid

Glitterandgold the grans usually are the best❤

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GSM

Spending time with my grandad on the forest pickings mushrooms, it is funny how it stays in your memory

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BlueOrchid

GSM oh we used to pick berries in summer and mushrooms come autumn. I did like it. Only once while berry picking a vasp stung me on the eyelid...my eyelid swell up and I couldn't see for a week!!!😂😂😮as for mushrooms I enjoyed picking it but then the good sturdy ones would be dried up to keep for winter and soft sloppy ones would be for dinner with potatoes...I felt like I was eating slimy slugs!!!😂😂

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Mick82

Spending time with my grandfather digin up potatoes and cutting turf great days.

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BlueOrchid

Mick82 awww how lovely...have you ever tried potatoes cooked in fire embers/ash?😊

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Mick82

BlueOrchid I have indeed nothing has ever tasted as good

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BlueOrchid

Mick82 totally 😁 my family for some time were growing potatoes in huge allotment. For me as a kid that part wasnt much of fun.. out in a field all day bending down, picking up potatoes in baskets, then pouring into bags...it was exhausting...but eating potatoes cooked in ash was the better part of it 😂

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MaryBroadb16135

Going to bridlington as a toddler with my mother and her friend George going on a boat

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BlueOrchid

MaryBroadb16135 that sounds idyllic...its funny how far sometimes we remember from childhood...😊

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PhilipMarc

Playing outside with my friends. Well, who knows where they are now.

Kids nowadays can't do that with kidnappers and such.

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BlueOrchid

PhilipMarc exactly... I wouldn't let my son to play outside my house or even to walk few min to the shop.. too many kids get abducted, abused etc. Which is sad really. But I watch over my kids like a hawk. I start to panic a little in big crowds. It's sad that they got less freedom but it's either that or risk not having a kid anymore...

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MaryBroadb16135

Ii know what you mean

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