2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you. It's actually pretty funny to see the responses. If you leave a memory about me, I'll assume you're playing the game and I'll come to your blog and leave one about you. If you don't want to play on your blog, or if you don't have a blog, I'll leave my memory of you in my comments.
Thanks for the idea, Emma.
This is me and 3 of my brothers. We would swim countless laps in the Stash N' Splash pool in an effort to get all the gunk into the middle.
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Yeah I am first! I have a lot but one of the craziest memories I have with you is when you allowed us to get in those crazy boy's (who picked us up by the swings in condo row) car who took us to Wendy's to get frosties and then to their scary house with giant dog statues. I know I would never have went with them but we did and it was quite an adventure.
Hmmm...The one that sticks out in my mind is you barreling down the road in the ford windstar almost running into the back of me. But I cant forget about the good ole days at Red Hot & Blue "I ain't got time to play games" and scarfing down yumming nachos after school.
I recall driving up to byu with you from Houston and we would come up with stories of where all the other people on the road were going in order to keep ourselves entertained.
I have lots of memories of you (and Christianne, too) from BYU, especially from the semester we all worked on the Daily Universe. Fun times! Then, I remember specifically when John and I started dating seeing pictures of you among his pre-mission pictures, and a month or two later, we reconnected over email. I think you were just engaged or recently married at the time. I thought, what a small world.
And of course, the jumperoo trip is burned into my memory forever :)
Remember the summer of 99, which we spent in Houston going to the singles ward? Those insanely long FHE lessons?
Do you still remember when I broke your arm?
By the way, to all viewers, I am the brother flexing non-existent muscles in the picture.
I remember making rounds as Hall President to each of the apartments trying to convince people to come to some activity and when I stopped by 92 I got to talking with you and I think Sarah. I hadn't gotten to know any of you very well, but once we starting chatting I remember thinking, "These girls are so nice! And so cute! And so fun!" Those are still the words that come to mind whenever I check your blog. :-)
How could we forget living in the ghetto apartment complex in Mesa having the time of our lives! And especially the Christmas we made Christmas cards with the picture of the 3 of us in front of the fireplace. :) I can't believe we actually handed those out!!
I have lots of memories with you from freshman year, but I remember laying around on your's and Sarah's beds just talking at night or on sunday. Also you and Sarah and "party pizza" sunday. Those were fun times!
We will always have the memory of card club.
I remember going to your house after thanksgiving or christmas at grandma's and me being sick the whole time, so I didn't even get to play with you. It was the first time I ever had pepto bismol. yum. And then I remember your dad driving me home the next day when I was so sick and driving past the windmills on the altamont.
hey! i didn't mean to post anonymously!
Ah Tina! I remember sitting in seminary with you and looking at you one morning thinking "She don't look so good." Then you puking everywhere. And I'm ashamed to say that yes, I did laugh! Sorry! I did check on you in the bathroom later though!
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