Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
Hanging out with friends and playing games on the Commodore 64.
Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
Hanging out with friends and playing games on the Commodore 64.
Croquet games with my girlfriend’s family in their backyard.
Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
Hanging out with friends and playing games on the Commodore 64.
Croquet games with my girlfriend’s family in their backyard.
Slot-race cars, especially the larger, 1/32nd scale size.
Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
Hanging out with friends and playing games on the Commodore 64.
Croquet games with my girlfriend’s family in their backyard.
Slot-race cars, especially the larger, 1/32nd scale size.
Teaching myself to ride a bicycle, since nobody would teach me.
Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
Hanging out with friends and playing games on the Commodore 64.
Croquet games with my girlfriend’s family in their backyard.
Slot-race cars, especially the larger, 1/32nd scale size.
Teaching myself to ride a bicycle, since nobody would teach me.
Serving on Boy Scout summer camp staff, teaching rowing and canoeing
And having to shout, almost daily, “Don’t stand up in the boat!”
Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
Hanging out with friends and playing games on the Commodore 64.
Croquet games with my girlfriend’s family in their backyard.
Slot-race cars, especially the larger, 1/32nd scale size.
Teaching myself to ride a bicycle, since nobody would teach me.
Serving on Boy Scout summer camp staff, teaching rowing and canoeing
Cinnamon toast. I was so pleased when I learned to make it myself.
Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
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Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
Hanging out with friends and playing games on the Commodore 64.
Croquet games with my girlfriend’s family in their backyard.
Slot-race cars, especially the larger, 1/32nd scale size.
Teaching myself to ride a bicycle, since nobody would teach me.
Serving on Boy Scout summer camp staff, teaching rowing and canoeing
Cinnamon toast. I was so pleased when I learned to make it myself.
Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
Hanging out with friends and playing games on the Commodore 64.
Croquet games with my girlfriend’s family in their backyard.
Slot-race cars, especially the larger, 1/32nd scale size.
Teaching myself to ride a bicycle, since nobody would teach me.
Serving on Boy Scout summer camp staff, teaching rowing and canoeing
Cinnamon toast. I was so pleased when I learned to make it myself.
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Things (or experiences or foods) you loved in your youth. They may still be around, and they may not. And please don’t bold this category title. Thanks in advance!
Going to the corner store with 30 cents, and getting five gumballs, two packs of baseball cards, a comic book, and getting change back.
Flying. I remember looking down at the clouds over the Pacific on my second plane flight, age 5.
Friday evenings Dad took the family over to Nick’s, where a kindly old Greek made me “two 'amburgers, no onion, 3 pickle, 4 pickle” and I had a cream soda from a cold glass bottle. And fries.
Hanging out with friends and playing games on the Commodore 64.
Croquet games with my girlfriend’s family in their backyard.
Slot-race cars, especially the larger, 1/32nd scale size.
Teaching myself to ride a bicycle, since nobody would teach me.
Serving on Boy Scout summer camp staff, teaching rowing and canoeing
Cinnamon toast. I was so pleased when I learned to make it myself.
