Tell me about your most favourite Memory

[NeAvO]

Ok, I haven't made a thread in a while and thought this would be quite cool. So basically let's all share our most cherished memories. I can't really think of what mine is ff the top of my head but I will get back to you later.

[Mes Tarrant]

Well, there are a lot! One that comes to mind immediately is a sleepover I had with my two best friends (who are sisters) when I was about 17. The one who was my age fell asleep immediately but the younger one (she was 15) and I stayed up giggling all night. At one point her mom came in to tell us to be quiet and we pretended to be asleep and were snoring obnoxiously.. then I of course started to laugh like a maniac but still hoping that her mom didn't notice. Later that night, our friend Josh who was also there tried to jump up and scare the younger sister while she was in the kitchen getting water, but all he managed to do was loudly and painfully fall over, tripping inside his sleeping bag. Then later, that same year I was moving out to college and saying goodbye to them and the younger one and I held each other and cried our eyes out. We weren't the type to hug, ever, so it was surprising. They're cherished memories because our friendship dissintegrated for no apparent reason.

[Adrenaline Junkie]

You know NeAvO, i don't have any memories i truly cherish, its strange but i think i'm yet to experience a good memory worth remembering, things have been too rough so far, hopefully i'll be able to save some nice memories from college if this truly is a turning point in my life. I hope to meet some cool people, then i'll post a nice memory

[Burns]

I have a lot of good memories... hard to pick a cherished memory. But there was the time that my mom, grandma, and I got to see an extremely surreal display of Aurora Borealis (the northern lights) in the sky. It completely covered the visible sky in a dome of ever-changing colors of the spectrum. It was like a dream - if my mom and grandma hadn't witnessed it too, I would've thought it was just a dream when I remembered it.

[CoLd BlooDed]

Most of my clean memories occured in Maui - never in my life did I think I was ever going to be able to go there, for 17 days no less. It really showed me how everyone on this planet has their own little lives, whether it be on a tropical island or not.

[Identity X]

"Most favourite?" NeAvO, I'm disappointed. Anyway, my father and brother are planespotters. I am not. Cue going to the open air observation deck at Heathrow for hours and hours in mid-January. It was so mindnumbingly cold and of course completely and utterly boring. And, you have so stand still. So, I wasn't having a god time. Which brings me to a really good memory of mine; having a hot hamburger for lunch in the heated cafe. It felt so great...

[hankwheels]

1. When a pair of house sparrows moved into my birdhouse back in March of '05. I named the male Henry, and the female Ursula. They had two healthy broods, both containing five chicks each. 2. The first time I saw my little brother (He was only a few hours old)