Memory Lane
Here are the directions:
1. As a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you know me a little or a lot, anything you remember!
2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you.
It's actually pretty funny to see the responses. If you leave a memory about me, I'll assume you're playing the game and I'll come to your blog and leave one about you. If you don't want to play on your blog, or if you don't have a blog, I'll leave my memory of you in my comments.So let's have it! Don't be shy! What do you remember? Anything funny, embarrassing, silly...
8 comments:
You are the Queen of awesome party games! I remember the candy bar game at Kelli's baby shower, so funny (I laughed so hard with the butterfinger one!)
You'll love mw for this. First time I saw you was in Sunday school. You were holding (baby!!) David and he spit up all over your beautiful long hair. Couldn't let you walk around church all day like that, so I, a stranger, came up and told you that you had baby barf in your hair. Aah, haven't we all??!
Oh, Amy! I remember that! That was our first meeting! Thanks for that! ha ha! How funny!
Terri, that is one of my all time favorite games! Thanks!
We were living in Mt. Juliet and it was around Christmas. I came home from work and was coming upstairs to say goodnight to you and Frank. As I came up the steps I was removing my belt and you heard the "jinglig". When I came into your room your eyes were as wide as saucers, you looked at me and said "Oh Daddy...I thought it was Santa Claus!"
So it really was Santa Claus! heehee
I remember having you over to our apartment in Springville to play games. It was so much fun! I loved having you around. I've missed it a lot since we haven't lived close to each other since then. One of these days we'll have to live without decent driving distance of each other.
FAVORITE MEMORY - Halloween 1995. We met at Jami Mickelsen's house to go Trick-O-Treating in the more affluent area of Nashville. What I remember most about that night was how much fun we had laughing & joking and acting like we were 10 when in reality we were 17 & 18. Seems like we got back really late that night - 1:00'ish. My dad was really steamed. TOTALLY WORTH IT!!!
I remember when I dropped you off at the airport sometime when you were first engaged to Nathan. I had been worried about whether you really loved him because you had said you wanted to date other people before getting engaged. So I asked you about how you felt about Nathan. I was so relieved to have you say that you had said that because Nathan wouldn't commit and that you really loved him because he was unpredicatable. 9 years has certainly proved that right!!
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