What's your earliest memory and how old were you?
20 October 2008, 06:58 PM
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My earliest memory was a bit of a cowabunga moment, after climbing my auntie's setee i took the decision to jump off the top only to land on the corner of her glass coffee table with the corner of my eye.
I can remember the doctor trying to remove the glass and me not having any of it, i think i was about three at the time, anyway got me a nice scar for my troubles but now it blends with the crows feet anyway.
I can remember the doctor trying to remove the glass and me not having any of it, i think i was about three at the time, anyway got me a nice scar for my troubles but now it blends with the crows feet anyway.
20 October 2008, 10:20 PM
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3, I think 
Lot of memories.
One of the vivid ones is, when I used to kill big ants on regular basis
with my mother's high heel shoe on my little foot. The other foot was always bare. One day, a nasty big ant bit my toe. Oh, it hurt and bled like hell 
Funny enough, revisiting that memory has just made me realise that I fractured the same toe as an adult. History repeats sometimes. Weird!
Lot of memories.
One of the vivid ones is, when I used to kill big ants on regular basis
with my mother's high heel shoe on my little foot. The other foot was always bare. One day, a nasty big ant bit my toe. Oh, it hurt and bled like hell Funny enough, revisiting that memory has just made me realise that I fractured the same toe as an adult. History repeats sometimes. Weird!
20 October 2008, 10:24 PM
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3, I think
Lot of memories.
One of the vivid ones is, when I used to kill big ants on regular basis with my mother's high heel shoe on my little foot. The other foot was always bare. One day, a nasty big ant bit my toe. Oh, it hurt and bled like hell Funny enough, revisiting that memory has just made me realise that I fractured the same toe as an adult. History repeats sometimes. Weird!
Lot of memories.
One of the vivid ones is, when I used to kill big ants on regular basis
with my mother's high heel shoe on my little foot. The other foot was always bare. One day, a nasty big ant bit my toe. Oh, it hurt and bled like hell Funny enough, revisiting that memory has just made me realise that I fractured the same toe as an adult. History repeats sometimes. Weird!I bet the ant was called Adam:
"Don't tread on an ant he's done nothing to you
There might come a day
When he's treading on you
Don't tread on an ant you'll end up black and blue
You cut off his head
Legs come looking for you"
Creepy.....
20 October 2008, 10:39 PM
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20 October 2008, 10:52 PM
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I can clearly remember being pushed up Firs Parade in Matlock (and up Dimple Road) in a pushchair. I was probably eighteen months old.
21 October 2008, 01:14 PM
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The 2 months thing was the first time I was on holiday, in the Algarve.
When I asked my parents when we had gone to such and such a place that looked like this and that, they were like:
"WTF, how do you remember that?"
Dunno just do.
When I asked my parents when we had gone to such and such a place that looked like this and that, they were like:
"WTF, how do you remember that?"
Dunno just do.
21 October 2008, 03:58 PM
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My first memory is sitting in a kiddy seat in the back of my folks Austin Allegro when I was about 3 or so.
That explains a lot
Nurse!! Time for my medication...
[Goes back to padded cell]
That explains a lot
Nurse!! Time for my medication...
[Goes back to padded cell]
21 October 2008, 08:14 PM
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Two earliest memories; sitting on the end of my parents' bed looking at my Dad's Dinky Toy collection and specifically a 50s Police box (which I now have as part of a significant collection) and also being desperate to get out of my pushchair on Mayflower St. in Plymouth, a consequence of which was being partially chastised by my (otherwise entirely gentle) Grandmother.
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