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Monday, May 4, 2009
childhood memorieson the journey home from church yesterday left me laughing with tears. had a recall of my childhood days! here's a list of what my brother and I when we were below 12:
- scatter biscuits crumbs, peanut butter cornflakes and slices of oranges at the balcony early in the morning. hoping that birds will stop by to snack! despite hiding secretly+very quietly in a corner, no birdies came:(
- played LEGO; we each built houses on our various platform( me always getting the bigger one cos I was the eldest!) and 'visited' one another with gifts made from LEGO scraps.
- 'canning day' for our stuff toys who we deemed 'misbehaved' and 'bullied' the others.
- 'election day' all our teddy bears would gather together to elect a new president amongst themselves when we felt that one is ruling too long.
- played snakes&ladders 'our way' snakes were ladders and ladders were snakes!
those were the days when I shared a room with my little brother. then, the room was multi-colored, slept on a double decker bed and had a cupboard filled with toys.
now? I was more than happy to be kicked out and have my own 'princess' inspired room, basic colors consisting of pink and purple. hahahs. squabbling was part of our daily communication and having separate room did not stop my brother and I from 'irritating' each other once in awhile(:
there you have it, a sneak peek in andrina's family life<3
with love, at 10:58 AM
