I miss falling asleep on the drive home being half asleep at arrival, and having someone carry you into bed. Yes, it's silly but I still wish someone would carry me to bed from the car instead of being forced to wake up and walk inside. I even remember trying to get my parents to do it when I was in high school, but even then I was too old to be carried to bed. Such a silly thing to miss, but still...
In general most nicknames tended not to stick with me. But at times my mom would call me Shosh, and my BFF used to call me Shoshie Moshie at times, or at least something along those lines.
I definitely went through phases, but in 1st grade (when the above picture is from), I used to love doing the rings. No idea if they still have them in schools because they seem "too dangerous" but I used to love them.
I went through several phases. At times I wanted to be a teacher, a lawyer, a chemist who created artificial flavors. Although my parents love the story of how in first grade I wanted to be... well we're save that til the last question actually.
I loved my American Girl dolls. I had a Felicity and a Doll of Today called Allison. I still love them, but it is a little disappointing that the items aren't nearly as well made now that they're manufactured by Mattel.
As I started on Question #4, in 1st grade I wanted to be either an astronaut or an ice cream man. Which is why the photo above it so perfect. Not just because I'm eating an ice cream cone, but because I'm pretty sure that photo was taken in D.C., which is where I first got the idea to be an astronaut by visiting the Air and Space museum.
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This was too cute! Love it! :)
ReplyDeleteI had an American Girl doll too (Kirsten) and I LOVED her! So sad to hear they're not as good of quality anymore: I always wanted to get them for my future daughters.
ReplyDeleteI used to pretend that I was sleeping in the car so that I could get carried inside by my daddy. It was my favorite thing ever :) I thought I was the only one!
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous. I always wanted an American Girl doll. Never got one...sigh...
ReplyDeleteI loved everything american girl (you know, back when it was just the 5 girls and their books!) I totally read all the books, but never got to have a doll - but I did have a doll catalogue that I loved to look at. It even had the real girl sized outfits that matched the doll's outfits. Felicity was my favorite!
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