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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:08 #81

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I lived here until I was 9yr ol
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Looks like the Fab Four to me in that street;............
I did what I thought was best at the time and when I knew better I did better. :)
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:08 #82

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Anyone remember 'The magic Faraway Tree' and the gobstoppers that got bigger when you sucked on em?
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:11 #83

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640px Colourful Houses, Aberystwyth. Geograph.org.uk 1727588
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:13 #84

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Gilly wrote:
I read lots of the books I'd loved as a kid to my little sister, then to my own kids.

Goblino the Witch's Cat; The Wind in the Willows; Charlotte's Web; 101 Dalmatians; Peter Pan; all the Moomintroll ones; Roald Dhal's stuff.

Ooh Goblino... I remember that at the end of the story I was read, Goblino fell off the side of a ship, and broke into a thousand pieces... that was the end of the story, I was only tiny, and it really upset me :emb:
I hadn't thought about that for years... thank you for reminding me... :cry:

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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:17 #85

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Dad was a big fan...thought he looked a bit like Dennis Waterman. He didn't. But he did wear white socks and slip on shoes, which also reminds me of this show. Bizarely.

Just listening to the music made all the hairs on my arms stand up! I think he might be here actually...

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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:18 #86

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It's all flooding back to me now...damn you, Feather. You've unzipped me, man! Damn your eyes...

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YASS! and they said it couldn't be done!
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:20 #87

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Apols for all the vids...it seems I was literally plonked in front of a TV at birth, which probably explains why I don't watch it any more.

This was a classic though (Abigail's Party). I actually have the 'erotic art' referred to later in this play. ;)

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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:22 #88

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tumbleweed wrote:

Ooh Goblino... I remember that at the end of the story I was read, Goblino fell off the side of a ship, and broke into a thousand pieces... that was the end of the story, I was only tiny, and it really upset me :emb:
I hadn't thought about that for years... thank you for reminding me... :cry:

:)

It's OK, he makes it to the end of he book, no-one told me I only heard an excerpt!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobbolino_the_Witch%27s_Cat
My inner child is now calm. Thank you Gilly.
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:23 #89

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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:24 #90

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tumbleweed wrote:
tumbleweed wrote:

Ooh Goblino... I remember that at the end of the story I was read, Goblino fell off the side of a ship, and broke into a thousand pieces... that was the end of the story, I was only tiny, and it really upset me :emb:
I hadn't thought about that for years... thank you for reminding me... :cry:

:)

It's OK, he makes it to the end of he book, no-one told me I only heard an excerpt!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobbolino_the_Witch%27s_Cat
My inner child is now calm. Thank you Gilly.
:D

Yeah, it was a happy ending. :)
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:25 #91

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Babs wrote:
Looks like the Fab Four to me in that street;............
Who? :coffee:

Before my time. ;)
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:27 #92

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Wow! Someone's made a video of the street we lived in! :D I love nostalgia, I enjoyed nearly all of my childhood.
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:29 #93

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My parents had one of those sectional things, similar to this. I was always slipping down into the cracks though.

Shut it.
What we are today comes from our thoughts of yesterday, and our present thoughts build our life of tomorrow: Our life is the creation of our mind.

-Buddha
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:32 #94

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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:41 #95

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I literally remember sitting in my little bouncy chair watching this.

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Forget yesterday. It has already forgotten you.
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:43 #96

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Mother Abs went through a bit of a phase in the eighties. Consequently, so did I.

Stupid bitch.

That was my first 'Our song' song.

Maxine Nightingale you fuckin' 5 year old heart breaker you!
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 21:56 #98

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I remember once I was coming back from the castle where we used to play, in the narrow street round the corner from where we lived a car slowed down alongside me with the window down and the rough-looking middle-aged driver pointed to me and said 'That one there'. I was seven or eight. I just ran away. I hardly thought about it since, but thinking about it now I probably came really close to being snatched off the street by a bunch of nonces.
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Childhood Objects and Memories 29 Jan 2014 22:17 #99

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musky wrote:
I remember once I was coming back from the castle where we used to play, in the narrow street round the corner from where we lived a car slowed down alongside me with the window down and the rough-looking middle-aged driver pointed to me and said 'That one there'. I was seven or eight. I just ran away. I hardly thought about it since, but thinking about it now I probably came really close to being snatched off the street by a bunch of nonces.

Wow! close escape by the sound of it.
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