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In reply to the discussion: What is your earliest memory? [View all]LiberalEsto
(22,845 posts)35. Being held by my mother or grandmother
and pointing to a flower in the wallpaper pattern and saying "Lilsh", which is a baby version of lill, the Estonian word for flower. And my mom and grandmother got so excited about saying my first word. I was about 9 months old at the time. For some odd reason my memory goes back really far. Didn't speak English until age 5.
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I can remember being pushed in a carriage down the walkway of our house. I can also
applegrove
May 2012
#1
I vaguely remember my crib, but the memory is jumping around round robin style
angstlessk
May 2012
#31
Of my dachshund standing next to me on his hind legs at the screen door...he was taller then me. n/
HereSince1628
May 2012
#4
At age 4 begging for cash for a soda and snack from the workers at my fathers
angstlessk
May 2012
#26
I remember from the time I paid my nickle till I ran across the field in fear
angstlessk
May 2012
#29
Then there was the time before that..(still age 4) when I went to the store to purchace
angstlessk
May 2012
#28
I don't know how old I was, exactly. The memory is like a snapshot, but when I described it,
Arkansas Granny
May 2012
#40
Eating soup with the oyster crackers on top at the counter of a diner in Chicago when I was 3.
undeterred
May 2012
#43
Still in the crib. Standing up in it and seeing my dad with his arm cradling my mom.
alphafemale
May 2012
#45
My tribe went to visit a tribe of Neanderthals over the river and through the woods. nt
raccoon
May 2012
#53
My two cousins coming to live with us after their mother died, their father had died 3 years earlier
Throckmorton
May 2012
#54