My friend Flicka

Jean M.
on 9/8/09 11:20 am
Revision on 08/16/12

On the lap-band forum today, a member posted that her scars (from before and after WLS) seem more noticeable now, and I answered that I don't think my old scars are more noticeable now, but I do think I examine my body a lot more closely now (before I lost weight, I pretty much ignored the old bag-o-bones-n-fat), and as a result, the scar on my right leg from a fall I took while jumping over a wood fence and pretending to be My Friend Flicka looks a lot worse now.

And the My Friend Flicka reference fell flat.

So maybe it's an age thing.  Do you remember My Friend Flicka?

I wasn't ever a horsey girl the way some of my friends were, but My Friend Flicka was so cool...

Please tell me I'm not a dinosaur...

Jean

Jean McMillan c.2009-2013 - Always a bandster at heart
author of Bandwagon (TM), Strategies for Success  with the Adjustable Gastric Band & Bandwagon Cookery. Bandwagon for Kindle now available on Amazon.  Read my blog at: jean-onthebandwagon.blogspot.com 

   

 

 

 

pineview01
on 9/8/09 11:51 am - Davison, MI
I got it on the Lap Band board.  I too had two friends that ran around every day at recess pretending to be horses.  (I could never keep up with them.)

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Eileen Briesch
on 9/8/09 12:34 pm - Evansville, IN

I understand My Friend Flicka ... it must be an age thing ... or you could call it a generational gap. Yes, My Friend Flicka was so cool. I tried to act like I was riding a horsey (I liked a few of a western shows, too, as a child, and had one of the stick horses ... remember those?)

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Brenda R.
on 9/8/09 2:44 pm - Portage, IN
Jean, I bet that most of us got the Flicka remark....it has to be an age thing. Not that we are old or anything...just full of wisdom.

I had a few of the stick horses.....I loved them.

Speaking of horses...I always wanted to ride a horse and told that to my mom once..she told me that I couldn't because I would break it's back. I believed her when she told me that too......   Now I know better but really that is kind of mean isn't it?

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                        that tells what kind of life you have lived.

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Linda S.
on 9/8/09 2:46 pm - PHOENIX, AZ

I loved Flicka!

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Margo M.
on 9/8/09 8:29 pm - Elyria, OH
it's a generational thing--younger ppl only know "flick your Bic"--and even that is dating myself!!!

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annette R.
on 9/8/09 9:21 pm - ithaca, NY
Horse Jean - you are not a dinosaur. I loved Flicka too.

Annette
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over50woman1
on 9/8/09 11:10 pm
Gottcha on that one, Jean.  Sure I remember - yes- an age thing! LOL

Margie

        
Jo W.
on 9/9/09 2:46 am - Owosso, MI
I  get the Flicka remark!   I loved those shows.    We didnt have the stick horses  I dont think  but we did have some old saw horses and an old couch cushion!!   We rode millions of miles on those horses!!!!   
Connie D.
on 9/9/09 3:25 am
I loved Flicka....I love horses!! 

Hugs....connie d
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