What was the happiest part of your childhood?
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Indigo- in the library with the revolver
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going to the gym
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It was when my parents bought me this huge bouncy horse thing. (If I knew what it were called, I wouldn't have subjected any of you to that...) and it was about the size of a bathtub, with springs that hooked on to the metal frame that held it up. I remember jumping up on it, and bouncing for hours... Those were the happiest moments in all of my childhood. Until they sold it at a yard sale, eventually...
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There was this one summer when my dad bought me and him a pass for all summer to Thorpe Park (ammusmant park). EVen though he was working nights and was really tired, nearly every day of that summer holiday he took me down there so I could go to the farm and the beach. I'd always get really tired so he would sit me on his shoulders and run around to make me laugh. That summer was the happiest bit o my childhood I can remember. Shame he changed. If he'd of stayed like that, then somehow I think I'd be a lot happier
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Everyday I used to go to playstation shop and play there for a hour.I have to pay them nearly $1 per hour.I used to tell my mother that I am saving that money.She also believed that everyday and gave me every day that money............But one day she saw me when she came for shopping.I was stunned to see her,I thought she would scold me in the public.But surprisingly she laughed at me and went.........................
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My eighteenth birthday.
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The day i inherited 150,000 dollars from my great grandfather. I was only 15......man was I happy....;)
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not having to pay for rent
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When I was able to leave it.
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When my baby sister was born, I thought my parents had brought home my own personal baby doll, and too this day she and I are still very close
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Winning the 1980 Little League National League Championship at my local sandlot. Was second base and center field, and not a bad batter. Still, almost 30 years later, the trophy is here on my desk. See photo.
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A girl kissed me when I was a boy. But I did not know what to do!
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G'day Harleyboyaj, Thank you for your question. There is nothing that stands out. Just many fun moments being a kid. Regards
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