Do you have good memories of your childhood home?
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keithold thanks all baggers
ANSWERS: 15
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Still brings happy tears to my eyes every time I pass it by. +3
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No -thanks for reminding me :(
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Yes,,Mostly good ;) It was a Full House Eight of Us running Around ;)
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As children I bet most of us aren't grateful for what we had, but as an adult I realize how great my childhood and childhood home really were.
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Not many ,.. but some for sure :)
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wish I could go back and visit whenever I wanted to.
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My mother's house 'yes'. My father's house 'no' (except for my stepmother, who was sweet).
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I have many....had a great childhood in that house.
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I do. It has strong sentimental value still.
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I lived in 3 or 4, seems that has been passed onto me as well LOL, but yes, most of my childhood memories were good ones.
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Yes and No. Dad had anger management problems - a.k.a. a vile temper which lead to 2 of us being SERIOUSLY physically hurt. Mum was quite frightened of him and did all she could to placate him. He hit her as well as us - his children. There were three of us and we left home at ages of 17, 18 and 19 all for vastly different reasons but the main reason for 2 of us leaving was to avoid his anger management problems. I learned in my old age that the reason he never laid a finger on the youngest one was because our mum gave him an ultimatum "Treat this new one the way you treated the other 2 and one day soon you'll find us all GONE. He NEVER laid one finger on little brother. To me, that showed he didn't have real anger management problems at all - it was all a POWER TRIP.
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i have beautiful child hood memories ..
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I do, yes. When we moved to another city in my teens I was very unhappy. I never could develop an attachment to the new house. Fortunately, I went away to school relatively soon.
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Some of them. I can remember five of them (which isn't all of them).
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No; the only memories I have is being beaten by 3 older siblings every day, then of my job at age 8 then 3 jobs by age 16.
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