The Time of Your Life

I didn't get your pic....but I did see the snow you all got on the news.  I thought about you too.  I know you were like a kid in a candy store.  LOL

Where did you send it?

To your cell phone.... we got a good 3 inches! Yes I am a little kid already had a snowball fight..my son and I are thinkin' about makin' a snow woman...LOL

Nope....nothing on my cell.

You would want to do that.  LOL

 As a kid I hated snow 

Dammit I sent it again....why evil azz MM gonna say I look almost the same color as the snow?! That wench!!

i didn't see the show, but i will be on the lookout for it. 

my happiest time was when i was between 5-7 years old.  we lived in the projects.  errybody lived there and we had so much fun...skating, riding big wheels, bikes...going to the ice creme vendor to get cones for a quarter.  we had a penny candy lady down the street that would hook us up for a little bit of change.  we had a few scuffles from time to time and hung out at the basketball court in the back of our apartment.  the innocence of that time...the good ole days.

then my momma got all high and mighty and went back to school to get her degree...she was one of those types who hated hand outs.  anywho, once she got her degree we moved out the pjs...that was the saddest i remember being when i was a kid

Not the penny candy lady!! Gurlllllllllllllll weren't they the shiot!! We use to get candy, shaved ice with some kool aid on top...lol oh and pickles...now you know those were the days!

We did the skate thing to as well as skate boards, you couldn't pay me to use a skate board now though...LOL 

MY HIGH SCHOOL YEARS CAUSE LIKE KIM I WAS THE "GOOD ONE'...you couldn't convince nobody i wasn't the saint in the group!...MY MAMA WOULDA CUT YOU IF YOU FOR LYING ON ME!

Oh another one of you sneaky folks...LOL folks like you use to make me sick...LMAOOO

Out of curiousity were you over weight in high school? 

I WAS WHAT THE NEW GENERATION CALL 'THICK' SIZE 12/14...WHEN I HAD MY SON I WORE A SOLID 12........

Definitely my youth. Family was always tight and I was a tom boy because my cousins in my age group were boys. We spent HOURS practicing the routine for the break dancing show we were going to put on in the back yard. The one that was going to make everyone want to come and pay $2 to see!

That was back when my grandfather would pay us 50 cents to clean up the yard or help him in the garden and it was cool because you could either get massive penny candy or would have just enough to buy a packet of koolaid, a pickle, and a cheek-o-stick!

When the street lights came on the "bad kids" headed to the park to play catch a girl get a girl while we had to be on the screened in porch. If it was the weekend you could stay up late on the porch and even sleep out there on warm nights.

On the weekend the good humor truck would come out around 9 or so selling everything from ice cream to pickled pig's feet. I'm more than sure this truck wasn't for the kiddies, but was for teenagers and older people who had the munchies.

Man those were the days!!