(I saw this on my friend Amanda's blog and thought it was cute. Plus I can't think of anything else to post right now;)
Come out, come out, wherever you are! Let's reminisce!
1. As a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you knew 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.
8 comments:
The very first memory I have is when we met at the park on Shanghai Bend and you knew who I was from Kathryn telling you her sister in law was moving close by. I thought it was cool that my girls would finally have some friends there age!! And I would have a friend too!
The second memory is when we went to Trafalga a couple of years ago(is that what it is called) and the guy thought he was so in charge and all the sudden it went from nice Amy and nice Lindsay to crazy protective moms!!!
Amy how funny we both have this thing but from completely different people. It just shows you how small the world.
I remember how much fun you were to have at girls camp. You made it fun for everyone else.
I remember all of us hanging out in high school during lunch, mostly during sophomore year before we could drive. These were the days before Bryan and Amy were The Collins Family. They were just friends back then!
Remember Chuck E Cheese with the
Lowes and us! I still have that picture of all of us on the ride that takes your picture.
Also, remember when I got my licence and we drove to Michaels and I didn't know how to merge on the freeway!(that's when we were doing one of our crafts.) Can't believe how big our families are now!
Aw man, all I have to do is crack open my high school or college scrapbooks or journals to come up with a plethora of stuff! Here's some of my favorites:
-Our oboe reed parties in the film canisters and spit pools on our legs.
-Morp at college where you and I lip synched "Don't Worry, Be Happy" and won.
-Going to Millhollow for ice cream - and slipping on the ice.
-Yellowstone and the moose you were dying to see. I exclaimed that I saw one so you put the car in reverse and drove backwards on a two lane road and we ended up on the wrong side of the street with cars coming at us.
I could go on and on: your wedding day, my wedding day, even just last year in Monterey. You are one of my closest and dearest friends and I hate the fact that I don't get to see you as much anymore. You have always been so kind to me and such an amazing friend and we have had such good times together that I cherish. Geez, it sounds like you're dying or something. Seriously though, you just make me laugh and I'm glad that we are still friends after all these years. Love ya'!
Well, I haven't hung out with you, but I do remember the days that Amanda used to watch Emery for you. It's crazy to see how big and old she is now.
Im not sure if I can play along, although Jenelle can you reinvite me to your blog. I echo your feelings about all of our friendships that we still have fun. Now that you know who is moving to Las Vegas we could all go there and play and have a place to stay. We need to plan that someday.
Amy, I just remember how sweet you always were to me. In high school, it was strange how people you thought were your friends go weirdo on you. You are constant. You always have been.
One of my favorite fun times -
The year we were told we all got head lice at Girls Camp and no one told the bus driver till after we got home.
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