Your favorite memory?
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MareButtUddrrLovrr
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My favorite childhood memories were when I got into the Super Mario Bros. games; I nerded hard with as many Mario drawings as I could back then.
Sad to say that none of those drawings survived to this day.
Sad to say that none of those drawings survived to this day.
Renegadewa1
Zooville Settler
Summers on my grandfathers farm.
It was hard work but it made a great life.
It was hard work but it made a great life.
BetaPackofThree
Tourist
I happened to marry my MS sweetheart. So reimanissing on those days, makes me fill up with joy.
saddlebum66
Supreme Citizen of ZV
HALLOWEEN when my big brother took me around....he was 12, and I was five....
Did y'all know....when you're five, two full size pillow cases FULL of Candy is not only too big to lift, but it seems like all the candy in the frikkin' WORLD?
Did y'all know....when you're five, two full size pillow cases FULL of Candy is not only too big to lift, but it seems like all the candy in the frikkin' WORLD?
Pretty_Vixen
Citizen of Zooville
Mummy! I had a wonderful, care-free, wild childhood and Mummy was central for me.
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Everytime my family got a new puppy, kitten, bunny, these were all special times
studystallion
Tourist
Mine would be the day my mare chose me and every beautiful memory she gave me afterward till her passing. Miss you my Ruby.
Bloodwolf
Dumpster Diver
My first deer season with my grandfather.
As stern and rock like as he was and how hard I’d have to work to get to that moment was priceless.
It’s the first time I have seen him mellow and warm to the extent that I could distinguish what he was feeling. It’s also the first time the concept of taking and giving back is understood. Which I still fallow even after he’s gone. Usually in the form of planting a tree with each deer I take.
As stern and rock like as he was and how hard I’d have to work to get to that moment was priceless.
It’s the first time I have seen him mellow and warm to the extent that I could distinguish what he was feeling. It’s also the first time the concept of taking and giving back is understood. Which I still fallow even after he’s gone. Usually in the form of planting a tree with each deer I take.
Renegadewa1
Zooville Settler
Watching my kids grow up and feeling a huge amount of pride in the good people they have become as adults.
My son has a very good job in industry and my daughter is a veterinarian.
My son has a very good job in industry and my daughter is a veterinarian.