I recall my youngest brother being born. He was a home birth, and I remember standing on the kitchen table, being told off, while he was bathed for the first time.
I was only 3 1/2 so it may not be an accurate memory, but that is my first.
A first memory? I cant be sure its a first but there is one thats half buried. I was talking to my mum about dogs and I suddenly asked 'who was Harry'?
Id had a vision of a small scruffy dog pop into my head.. Mum was shocked she said I didnt think you would rememeber him. You were tiny and your dad bought home a stray little terrier but he wasnt keen on children so we couldnt keep him. He was only with us a couple of days until your dad smartened him up and found him a nice home. I suppose I was two or three..
Early memories, wanting to eat some of grandads mustard.. I tried it when he wasnt looking almost blew my head off.. Colemans and I cant stand mustard even now, Wanting to go to work with dad pulling on welly boots and his spare gloves trying to reach the door handle and having to drag a chair down the hall because I was too small..
My brother was born when I had just turned 7 mum had got huge with him, my brothers and I had taken advantage of this and when we did soemthing naughty we would run up the stairs knowing mum couldnt follow us. Then one day mum wasnt there when we came home from school dad had tea ready and said if we ate up we could go for a walk and see if our new baby had arrived.. So we ate our tea and all trooped off to the hospital , we waited for what seemed like ages until a nurse came in carrying a blanket with a our new baby brother.. It was NOvemeber 5th firework night in te UK and as we walked home and the rockets and roman candles shot pretty colours into the air it felt as if the whole world was celebrating with us.
The earliest I can recall in my 4th birthday party. My closet friends were there and I recall it as a fun day playing games and eating cake. my favorite gifts were My Little Pony and of course Barbie.
When I was told I would be going to school I was really upset because in all the books I'd read school was a boarding school..I thought my parents were sending me away and I cried all the first day...
Some of my earliest memories... I don't know my age at the time, I will say under 5 at least for both of these stories.
One memory, I remember being in a car-seat kicking my feet to music in the backseat of a vehicle with red leather interior. A spot in the seat had a hole from what I believe now to have been a burned cigarette because it had this burned look around it. There was also a blanket knitted by my grandmother. The song I remember was this one:
It was one of my favorites at that age range!
Another memory, I remember being underwater. I had fallen off a raft or something and was completely submerged, but it was still somewhat shallow. I didn't know how to swim yet, so I was just staring up for a moment. I remember feeling very peaceful and calm, and then my dad scooped me up out of the water.
Another memory from Christmas when I was maybe 6 or 7? My dad had told me a large box was a present for my mother... it would be gym equipment for her. I was so happy and excited for her to open her present come Christmas.. I was jumping up and down and telling her to open it, but then they told me to open it for her. I opened it, and there was the Barbie dream house. I started to cry hysterically, but not out of happiness. I was so unhappy that I was lied to, and the excitement I felt for my mom was taken away from me. It made me so emotional. My parents were dumbfounded lol I got over it eventually, of course, and started to play with it later on..
Another memory from the holidays, my parents bought me a karaoke machine. I sung to them for hours afterward (they probably regretted that present). One song was something I made up.. I remember some of the lyrics being.. "I love my mommmmm, and I love my dadddd..." and so on lol then another song I kept singing was one that came on a cassette that came with the karaoke machine. It was this song LOL:
That's all for now ;p
Last Edit: Jan 16, 2021 14:50:49 GMT -5 by heatherly
First day of school jogged my memory. Mu mom brought me to class and I was so afraid that I ran out of the room and I didn't stay that day. The next day I tried the same thing. I must of figured it worked once it would work again but no. The teacher put her arm out and stopped me. I have no idea why I just remembered that.
I remember crying my very first day of school. I did not want to be there, even though I also could not wait to start school lol I guess I mostly wanted to learn, but I didn't want to be around people. I still feel that way.
My memories are not good ones. I remember how mean my mom was to me. She took care of me, she made sure I got everything I needed and more, but she was not nice to me.
She said they were good fun, but only until they were about 8. I was 11 at the time. She never qualified the remark.
I honestly don't know why they had kids. They looked after us, but didn't seem to get any pleasure out of us. There were no warm moments.
I remember once reminiscing about sitting down with my mum enjoying a drink and a biscuit when I was about 5. I am still amazed that she denied it "I was always too busy to sit down with you."
I feel so sorry for al of you who didnt have good mums or dads. My mum is the cuddley type she loves to hug and cuddle and kiss .. Sometimes too much for me. But at school kids were jealous we could talk to my mum and my friends would turn up to ask her advice she was the local agnoy aunt. Even now mums ex-neighbours daughter keeps in touch and calls mum Nana because thats what my kids called her. We often didnt have much , dad left when I was seven ( MH problems ) so suriving on little money wasnt easy. Sometimes we would get home and there was no money for a proper dinner. Mum would make jacket potatoes and put soup (made from a packet) into a thermos. She would push the furniture back to the wall and spread a rug on the floor and we would have a picnic while she told us spooky stories by the light of the fire. Our friends thought this was the best thing they had ever heard and were so upset that their parents wouldnt try it.
Although dad wasnt home he was involved in our lives he was always there for sports day, parents evening, the school play, and of course birthdays and Christmas.
But it wasnt all fun and games I was 11 when he took me aside one morning( he had stayed the night) and explained mum had been a bit silly..She had taken an overdose..He even let me read the note she had left. Luckily she hadnt taken enough pills so she just felt unwell for a while and I stayed home from school for two days and made sure she was ok. Underneath all the smiles and the hugs her struggle with depression was a real as his. But as children we never saw any trace of it. No matter what her struggle she always made us feel loved and wanted .
She sounds like a real star. Above and beyond expectations. Respect.
My best friend could chat with her parents, and used to get advice even on sexual matters. That really amazed me when I found out.
My first impression as that she was disrespectful, the way she spoke to them [she was 16] but they just treated each other as equals, and that was how it was. It was very healthy imo
My mom is a combination of the one you can be friends with and the mean mom who has said hurtful things to me. Her upbringing was rough, and her mother was not motherly toward her and her siblings at all. It's like she has this battle inside of her to be nothing like her mother, but then it still comes out at times.
She said they were good fun, but only until they were about 8. I was 11 at the time. She never qualified the remark.
I honestly don't know why they had kids. They looked after us, but didn't seem to get any pleasure out of us. There were no warm moments.
I remember once reminiscing about sitting down with my mum enjoying a drink and a biscuit when I was about 5. I am still amazed that she denied it "I was always too busy to sit down with you."
Cherry, my mom told me we were accidents. My Dad was a western medical doctor and my mom was a pharmacist.
I feel so sorry for al of you who didnt have good mums or dads. My mum is the cuddley type she loves to hug and cuddle and kiss .. Sometimes too much for me. But at school kids were jealous we could talk to my mum and my friends would turn up to ask her advice she was the local agnoy aunt. Even now mums ex-neighbours daughter keeps in touch and calls mum Nana because thats what my kids called her. We often didnt have much , dad left when I was seven ( MH problems ) so suriving on little money wasnt easy. Sometimes we would get home and there was no money for a proper dinner. Mum would make jacket potatoes and put soup (made from a packet) into a thermos. She would push the furniture back to the wall and spread a rug on the floor and we would have a picnic while she told us spooky stories by the light of the fire. Our friends thought this was the best thing they had ever heard and were so upset that their parents wouldnt try it.
Although dad wasnt home he was involved in our lives he was always there for sports day, parents evening, the school play, and of course birthdays and Christmas.
But it wasnt all fun and games I was 11 when he took me aside one morning( he had stayed the night) and explained mum had been a bit silly..She had taken an overdose..He even let me read the note she had left. Luckily she hadnt taken enough pills so she just felt unwell for a while and I stayed home from school for two days and made sure she was ok. Underneath all the smiles and the hugs her struggle with depression was a real as his. But as children we never saw any trace of it. No matter what her struggle she always made us feel loved and wanted .
This is the kind of mother I think all mom should be, good for you Cassie.
She said they were good fun, but only until they were about 8. I was 11 at the time. She never qualified the remark.
I honestly don't know why they had kids. They looked after us, but didn't seem to get any pleasure out of us. There were no warm moments.
I remember once reminiscing about sitting down with my mum enjoying a drink and a biscuit when I was about 5. I am still amazed that she denied it "I was always too busy to sit down with you."
Cherry, my mom told me we were accidents. My Dad was a western medical doctor and my mom was a pharmacist.
when I was about 6, I had a little toy ambulance. it was really cool, you told it to start the engine, or play the ssiren, and it did it what ever you said.
I used to say things like goo goo gaga to it, it got really confused and their would be a little road accident, always made me laugh!
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